Sentence examples for more masterful from inspiring English sources

Farage is arguably even more masterful.

This ability to overcome challenges makes us stronger and more masterful at our tasks.

When they are more masterful at reading others' cues, they'll be better able to resolve interpersonal conflicts.

Still, as he has proved, a major address can have a major impact – and there will be few more masterful speeches than this one.

Are they indications of future success, are they fleeting and not replicable, or are they evidence that Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top United States and NATO commander in Afghanistan, is simply more masterful than his predecessor at shaping opinion?

By the time each had ruthlessly finished off his overmatched quarterfinal opponent without facing so much as a break point, the challenge was in deciding who had been the more masterful.

In study after study, researchers have found that one of the primary reasons people continue exercising is that they enjoyed yesterday's exercise or the exertions of the day before; they felt healthier and more physically masterful afterward and wish to relive that sensation.

This is suggestive that rowers with greater power may be more technically masterful and thus expend less energy during rowing.

Hambridge, who first met Guy while opening for him on tour, describes him as casual, funny, and shy, but more importantly, "masterful," with an unbeatable work ethic.

Although chatterers love to chat about the Joe-Hillary switch because she's so much more compelling — and masterful — than the whole Republican field, it's not on the radar screen at the White House.

That he succeeded in convincing a sweating innocent 95% along the way says less about the illusory set-up – too often Brown, despite the stakes, seemed almost to be playing it for laughs – and more about the masterful quality of the various actors busy persuading young Chris first to hide a "dead" body, then take on the corpse's identity.