Sentence examples for of such a master from inspiring English sources

It makes abundant sense, then, for Dawn Approach to remain under the daily watch of such a master as Bolger, rather than some anonymous lieutenant in Newmarket.

Christopher J. Nolan, a vice president at the conservancy, who presented the plan to the commission on Monday, said he would return with a more comprehensive final proposal but that the feasibility of such a master plan would depend on city or private contributions.

The promise of inhibition of such a master regulator for cancer therapy is the potential to cause combinatorial inhibition of multiple oncogenic signaling pathways simultaneously.

Versions of such a master equation for, e.g., one population only or coupled inhibitory and excitatory populations were considered in [3, 22], and a van Kampen systems size expansion was carried out.

The existence of such a master regulator is not mutually exclusive of the idea of stabilization of the PSC cycle by the pluripotent transcription factor network and vice versa, but it would allow such a self-reinforcing state to transition more readily, as a master regulator could simultaneously regulate both components.

The founder of the School of Nancy was Emile Gallé, such a master of glassmaking innovation that his New York counterpart, Louis Comfort Tiffany, traveled to Nancy to visit his factory.

With Vassily there was a simplicity that I absolutely loved and a sense of structure - of which Tchaikovsky is such a master.

This is an issue with which an artist like David Hockney has been struggling for years, and it's fascinating to see how he has given up on the photographic collages he used to make in favour of pure recording in watercolour, of which he is such a master.

Here the reader might succumb to whiplash from the pace of the narrative were not Auslander such a master of comic timing.

And it didn't matter that the Field Marshal of Crime wasn't such a master criminal, ultimately spending nearly half his life behind bars.

Loos's contemporary Arnold Schoenberg rebelled against the late romantic music of which he was such a master, saying that tonal music had become banal, and that writing in the old way led to musical cliches.