Sentence examples for master of telling from inspiring English sources

Saunders is a master of telling description.

De Waal is a master of telling stories through material objects.

"Both of them say Rockwell was a master of storytelling, and a master of telling the story in one figure, and that is just like one frame for a movie," said Virginia M. Mecklenburg, a senior curator at the museum, according to the BBC.

The New Yorker, October 16, 2000 P. 247 Briefly Noted book review of "Nowhere Else on Earth" (Viking; $24.95) by Josephine Humphreys...Humphreys' latest novel...is an unusual sort of epic, the great sweep of history writ small... Humphreys has always been a master of telling a larger story through a deceptively intimate narrative, and Rhoda's tale, with its clear, distinct voice, is no exception.

We all know that Steve Jobs was a master of telling you something that you didn't know, in turn making it gospel instantly.

Bo Eason, arguably one of the greatest live speakers I've ever witnessed, once said, "The highest paid person in any industry will be the best storyteller". And it's been said repeatedly, "People will call you what you tell them to call you". That means you need to master the art of telling your story, claiming your title, space and worth.

In an underacknowledged career, Bailey has mastered the craft of telling a large story through small but piquant details and knowing where the reader can be left to fill in the spaces.

Just because Mrs. Krantz hasn't mastered certain refinements of telling a story doesn't mean that her novel doesn't deserve our love just as much as "Anna Karenina" or "The Wings of the Dove". "I'll Take Manhattan" is a novel too.

In his books from David and Goliath to Blink and The Tipping Point, Gladwell has mastered the art of telling eye-opening stories about the "slightly dumb, obvious questions" in life – why certain people like The Beatles or Bill Gates have massive success, how we make decisions, how probable it is for improbable events to happen, how stereotypes form.

Banks will be keen to justify a "future premium". Banks are taking a cue from tech firms, whether Amazon or some 'A round' startup, that have mastered the art of telling investors a compelling story about the future.

We recently gave readers a little insight as to why state Sen. Leland Yee is ahead in the polls -- because he has mastered the art of telling everyone what they want to hear.