Sentence examples for master of world from inspiring English sources
A radiant, ominous and spellbinding adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story by way of William Faulkner, "Burning" reaffirms the South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong ("Secret Sunshine," "Poetry") as a master of world cinema.
He grew bored by Vidal's presentation of himself as "the yoga master of world-weariness" and expressed bafflement as to "why so many of the emotions I had witnessed in him over the years had been deleted from this draft of his life".
Masters of world architecture series.
Until days ago, Mr Bloomberg and Mr Strauss-Kahn belonged to the same club of globetrotting masters of world affairs.
WHEN the first six volumes of the "Masters of World Architecture" series appeared last spring, they were welcomed in the pages of this review as worthy contributions to architectural literature, which could be read with profit not only by the specialist but also -- Deo gratias -- by the general reader (who thus far has been pretty well ignored in this field of book publishing).
Practiced by masters of world literature; requiring mere hours of readerly commitment; stows neatly in carry-on.
The action, while setting no legal precedent, is a victory for the agency, the National Science Foundation, and Network Solutions Inc., the Virginia-based company that serves as keeper of the master list of World Wide Web addresses.
The United States, he told an interviewer later, "has started to look at itself as a master of this world and established what it calls the new world order".
But he has never been a master of his world; by the time he had been given his political stewardship the culture of the Palestinian world had succumbed to a terrifying cult of violence.
Nothing but the arrogance of an alleged master of the world and superior proprietor of reason could have produced the erroneous concept that life, the economy -- the whole world -- can be managed from one single center by one single planner.
"He seemed to be such a master of the world.
