Sentence examples for masters of spin from inspiring English sources
In a version of the game in which bowlers must take batsmen by surprise, Sri Lanka has two masters of spin and deception, Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis.
We often have to assess complex and incomplete evidence, which the masters of spin and PR may be massaging, to make things look better than they are.
Many Cambodian bureaucrats, the USAID report stated, are "masters of spin" and "... most reform efforts have had limited impact on a persistent, less-than-scrupulous opponent".
Shackleton was a classic quixotic character, but you could also call him a master of spin.
Augustus was the master of spin, always turning things to his own advantage.
She was after all an early master of spin and photo-opportunity, making special use of the novelty in the 1970s of a woman aspiring to high office.
Of all the gurus who have recently invaded the popular imagination, he was surely the most highly developed master of spin.
It was classic emotive contradiction; anyone who has ever played tennis with Pitino knows he is an absolute master of spin.
Tony Blair's master of spin Alastair Campbell is notable for his absence from this year's MediaGuardian 100 while new names have risen up the ladder of influence.
Labour's Lord Mandelson (a dark master of spin to two prime ministers) added this week that all parties had been cowed by the press, "because we were too fearful .But in fact Mr Murdoch occupies a distinct place in British politics.
He was a master of spin with a sophisticated understanding of the nature of celebrity and power, a consummate networker, and he knew exactly how to manipulate the press.
