Sentence examples for master of words from inspiring English sources

A master of words and such a voice.

He was a master of words and parody and style.

Whatever else might be said of his career, Mitterrand was, above all, a master of words.

Raised in Brownsville, where he was a street handball champion; WWII pilot; cofounder of the MHCC, which provided mental health services for decades; lover of art; master of words; father to Chris and Rosanna and grandfather to Julian.

William Safire, master of words, bar none, has striven in his column to convince us that a "war of choice" is, and has historically been, a country's means of defending its security when it perceives an implied or potential threat.

In 1950 he directed his only film, n Chant d'Amour, and though it had a large budget and was shot in highly controlled circumstances, Genet - this master of words, this silver-tongued novelist - decided to make it a silent film.

ACROSS 1) Ubiquitous master of word puzzles (Will Shortz John Lockee is the first self-published author to sell a million books on Kindle.

He has become a master of word-paring, phrase-clipping and scene-whittling, and the austerity of his style feels like a perfect fit with the voice of his laconic detective.

Stephen Sansom, a second-year doctoral student in classics and also a translator and actor in the play, noted, "Roman comedy has all the slapstick you'd ever want with a plot and character types that are accessible to a general audience". Plautus is also a master of word play and sound patterns.

He also is a master of Word Press.

Mr. Tennant not many years back cut an unusually antic, quick-talking Hamlet for the Royal Shakespeare Company, which by rights should serve him well as the master wielder of words that is Benedick.