Sentence examples for masterly touch from inspiring English sources

Manuel's masterly touch has won him the players' — and the city's — trust.

They must be judged in person; in reproduction they lose the masterly touch that is Eisenman's signature.

Bedell's ambitious 2009 Taste Red ($35) showed Mr. Olsen-Harbich's masterly touch with its blend of merlot, syrah, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and petit verdot.

Robb alerts us to this historical congruity with a masterly touch, aware that in Paris the past never really goes away.

But just as it seems ready to settle, Martinu introduces a masterly touch: a voluptuous, completely new idea appears in the cello, leading to a transcendent conclusion.

Mr. Bronfman, with the complicity of Mr. Maazel, who followed the pianist with a masterly touch, made the most of each episode.

Based on David McCullough's biography of Adams, the second president, "John Adams" is certainly worthy and beautifully made, and it has many masterly touches at the edges, especially Laura Linney as Abigail.

Although Ullmann gives the production many masterly touches — there is no Big Easy folderol here and almost no allegorical flimflammery — she has allowed Ralph Myers to lumber his set with an ungainly fire escape, which cramps the left side of the stage and inhibits important scenes played there, and with a sort of lumpish second story of mostly black cinder block.

Mr. Viselman replicates his mother's voice, showing the masterly toy designer's touch again.

"America America" doesn't quite earn its grand, double-barrelled title, but its reach is wide and its touch often masterly.

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