Sentence examples for quietly master from inspiring English sources

Yet the education system with its continued emphasis on facts and figures and drilling of mental arithmetic has remained stubbornly rooted in the past.Its continued economic success suggests that Japan's teenagers are paying less heed to all this, as they quietly master the creative skills needed to prosper in a modern world.

"But Lenny was one of the very few that quietly mastered it without a fuss".

What, in the light of all that, would this courteous, quietly spoken master of the backrooms of power, this chairman of everything, choose to say?

Kirkus: "A stunning achievement from one of the quietly great masters of our time".

In every region you'll find master craftspeople quietly selling their wares in small stores and on roadsides.

It may not be known how far these retired service chiefs are speaking on their own account and how far as proxies for their successors – who are expected to observe the convention of quietly following their political masters – but alarms are certainly being sounded.

There was much marketing to be done for the quietly engaging and emerging Swiss master.

Now he is quietly waiting for a new master to serve.

As he pulled to a stop at a deserted schoolyard at 106th Street and Park Avenue, he spoke quietly of his admiration for master muralists like Diego Rivera and Diego Velásquez.

And like Laura Hart of Hart's Bakery in Bristol, Bridget Hugo at London's Bread Bread, and Carol Choi of Mirabelle in Copenhagen, they're quietly proving that women can master more than cakes.

Not only was this one of the very few history books to be turned into a play (at the National theatre), it was also a work made more exciting by the time in which it was written, an era of counter-cultural energy which Hill observed (and quietly celebrated) from the Balliol master's lodgings.