He's an instantaneous master of the digital realm that he has only now essayed, but the underlying notion of the virtual has been latent in his work from the start, as he suggested here, in an interview with Nicole Zand, from 1961: The world is real for all, different for each, is more or less what Proust said.
Georg Herold is the master of the material in the realm of the conceptual.
Sexuality unsettles because it confronts us with what we cannot master, the realm of the unconscious where desires run havoc, where it is impossible by definition simply to be true to oneself.
Sayf al-Dawla, who returned to Aleppo in autumn, was now master of an extensive realm: the north Syrian provinces (jund Hims, jund Qinnasrin and the jund al-'Awasim) in a line running south of Homs to the coast near Tartus, and most of Diyar Bakr and Diyar Mudar in the western Jazira.
Peers of the realm, High Sheriffs, masters of foxhounds - the Vesteys have been a lot of things in their time, but direct action, anti-capitalist green campaigning was not the sort of behaviour that the British public expected.
One enters instead the amoral realm of a master of the short sentence not to mention short words like "moll".
He will have to master a bureaucracy where secrecy is truly the coin of the realm — all at a very dangerous time for this country.
But since 2004 Mr. Davies, already a knight of the realm, has also borne the venerable title master of the queen's music.
IN the rarefied realm of Bernard Arnault, the grand master of the world of luxury, the talk is usually of beautiful things.
"Data are the coin of the realm.
Cash is the coin of the realm.
