Sentence examples for master of what from inspiring English sources
Natura is also a master of what might be dubbed "lean innovation".
Farrakhan is a master of what Marable calls the "black messianic style".
"When you think about it," he said, "you are the sole master of what you do.
The true pol is a master of what game theorists refer to as "backward induction".
A master of what we might call queer sublimation, Novello, in Sweet's words, was "racked by hidden desires, secret passions".
Atkinson is a master of what might be called "pointillism history," assembling the small dots of pure color into a vivid, tumbling narrative.
Her chosen producers are masters of what might be called algorithm-and-blues: crisply digitized grids of beats and hooks.
For many years, the masters of what is broadly called Modern British have been filed away in a box marked "fusty".
They are masters of what the battle-hardened TV producer in the Peter O'Toole film My Favorite Year calls "professional show-business comedy".
Vienna was an important centre for the operatic career of Mozart, who proved himself as one of the greatest masters of what was still the most prestigious of music genres.
The Russians are masters of what they call "active measures" in the "information space". Their intelligence services have been using "fake news" and stolen information for more than a century to try to manipulate Europe and the United States.
