Sentence examples for meticulous master from inspiring English sources

Here, and only here, Hitchcock, the meticulous master, filmed like a man in the grasp of uncontrollable emotion: he may have been in awe of Grace Kelly (whom he had wanted for the role), but he was erotically obsessed with Hedren, and filmed her with a pained fixity, often at oddly skewed angles, as if he wanted to avert his eyes.

Apparently, scientists in Sverdlovsk prevented this from happening, Keim says: "I think that the Soviets were meticulous in maintaining master spore stocks and avoiding extensive lab growth".

Mr. Jonze is a master of meticulous films that create the illusion of looseness, and he used the intimacy of hand-held cameras, and smooth editing that looked tossed together, to recreate the Gore image.

No, it's not exactly done with mirrors, but with the perfect pitch, exquisite pacing and meticulous plotting of a genuine master at this game.

The other echoing influence is the refined technique of Dalí, who single-handedly reversed the Surrealist aversion to meticulous realism and the old masters.

That's fine for Ernst Lubitsch, Howard Hawks, Frank Tashlin, and other masters of meticulously calibrated comedy (and their meticulous and inspired screenwriters), because those directors do much more than highlight performance and spark laughter — they are image masters, whose comic inventions have a self-surpassing and self-multiplying symbolic density.

Oldman is a master auctioneer... knowledgeable, meticulous and smooth.

They are both known as intense courtside tacticians, meticulous students of the game and master recruiters.

Writing a New Ending Arriving at the Masters this year with a meticulous game plan, Snedeker executed it beautifully for three and a half rounds.

He supported his decision with reasons that had already been considered and rejected by the tribunal in a six-day hearing resulting in a long and, in the words of the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, "meticulous" judgment.

Mr. Yoshiyuki, the chef and owner at Dill Fait Beau, had trained in Tokyo under a Cordon Bleu chef, and had clearly mastered the cuisine with a meticulous, unsparing attention to detail.