Sentence examples for masterful grip from inspiring English sources

She has a disarming knack for articulating the complexities of introspection, operating a masterful grip on what she has called the "level of awareness you're trying to incorporate into the narrator's vocabulary".

Others, like Robin Campillo's (writer of The Class) masterful Eastern Boys, grip you from the very first frame.

Congo: The Epic History of a People by David van Reybrouck (4th Estate): this is a masterful and gripping account of Congolese history, which makes you rethink the entire project of modernity.

And as both past and present mysteries unfold with increasing pace, we are held in the grip of a masterful page-turner.

This is rock'n'roll – exhilarating, risky – but with a masterful conductor who has the grip of a dictator over the mob of sounds.

By his own account, during the sermon he was gripped by "a masterful inward voice" which told him "You are wanted.

A master player in masterful company.

With more space, Grann might have delved into the historical and political implications of such a gripping yarn, as he did in his masterful "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI". The legendary British polar explorers, after all, have always been held up as symbols of that country's empire.

Echoing the great fantastic stories of H. P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe, The House on the Strand is a masterful yarn of history, romance, horror, and suspense that will grip the reader until the last surprising twist.

It's a risky premise, but in the masterful hands of Redford and writer-director J.C. Chandor, the film grips you in its spell.

But the prime minister's grip on the history he is living through is less masterful.