Sentence examples for mastermind himself from inspiring English sources

Scattered among those ridges are 30 or 40 fortified caves that are the last bastion of Osama bin Laden's hard-core supporters -- and perhaps the hide-out of the terrorist mastermind himself -- the final focus of America's war in Afghanistan.

The 30 or 40 fortified caves that are the last bastion of Osama bin Laden's supporters -- and perhaps the hide-out of the terrorist mastermind himself -- have long been a safe refuge for Afghan fighters.

American and British commandos, operating behind a screen of local Afghan fighters, had the last remnants of Osama bin Laden's followers -- and perhaps the terrorist mastermind himself -- cornered here this morning in a narrow stretch of a ridge line, canyons and caves high in the White Mountains.

THE MANHUNT -- American and British commandos, operating behind a screen of local Afghan fighters, reportedly had the last remnants of Osama bin Laden's followers -- and perhaps the terrorist mastermind himself -- cornered in a narrow stretch of a ridgeline, canyons and caves high in the White Mountains near Tora Bora.

Here, Regis' roundup of men with irrefutable swag, from triple-layered getups to blond-streaked high-top fades, plus a glimpse at the Swagger: New York mastermind himself.

The film introduces the character of Harvey Dent Aaron Eckhartt), Gotham's newly elected District Attorney and the consort of Bruce Wayne's childhood friend Rachel Dawes Maggie Gyllenhaall replacing Katie Holmes from the first film), who joins Batman and the police in combating the new rising threat of a criminal mastermind calling himself "The Joker" (Heath Ledger).

The film also depicts an almost Keystone Kops element to many of Carlos's attacks, undermining the image of the terrorist mastermind that he himself cultivated.

The most memorable part of the story for me, however, is the journey's mastermind, the indomitable Stanley himself – the bombastic, self-hating miniature genius who oscillates dizzyingly between declaring himself "some kind of mistake" and "not really here at all" and demonstrating himself to be an epic, legendary figure leading his motley band ever onward to triumphs and territories new.

Perhaps, as in Conrad's novel, there was an unfortunate trip, although whether Bourdin was someone else's dupe or himself the mastermind is not known.

Eight performances by Germany's electronic-music pioneers, organized by the curatorial mastermind Klaus Biesenbach, who himself looks like he could have come straight out of a Kraftwerk video.

James Patterson has given us creepier and crazier monsters than the sociopath in ROSES ARE RED (Little, Brown, $26.95), who calls himself "the Mastermind" and goes around Washington orchestrating bank robberies.