The masterful way in which Barça, the reigning champion, outclassed Stuttgart on Wednesday made this transparent.
Ms. Danes, who was the early favorite in the category, thanked the writers for "subverting our expectations in the most masterful way".
A masterful way of achieving diversity within repetition that also announced the importance of education in the often deprived places where they were built.
The president guided this country through 9/11 in a masterful way, and I, for one, feel that he will do the same for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Judiciary and Arbitration in Bahrain will be especially valuable to company lawyers for the masterful way it sheds light on the legal nuances of the layered and interdependent judicial systems peculiar to the Gulf states.
In a masterful way he conveys the differences between works of the same composer and works by various composers, and shows how they reflect changing cultural tastes and musical and dramatic conventions.
But after enjoying On Chesil Beach – a story told "in a masterful way and in the right amount of words" – he was tempted to taste McEwan's latest offering and confesses is "so glad" he did, hailing it as "a masterpiece".
When the body of Nestor Chaffino, a pastry chef "renowned for his masterful way with a chocolate fondant," is discovered in the freezer of the estate on the Costa del Sol where his company is catering a dinner, everyone gives up a shout: "Thank God for household accidents!" But was it really an accident?
Sorkin's other Newsroom grievance – that America's cable news industry is a babbling mess of blinkered partisans that lacks a Great and Wise Man the nation can trust to tell it the absolute truth – was demonstrated by the masterful way the BBC's Jeremy Paxman eviscerated ill-prepared junior minister Chloe Smith on Newsnight.
The masterful way that Eric handles a whisk, meanwhile, imbues me with a sense of quiet satisfaction, and the brief belief that I too could pronounce mille feuille correctly, if I ever turned off the television for long enough to hold a conversation.
