Sentence examples for recognised as a master from inspiring English sources

He is justly recognised as a master of literary craft.

PG Wodehouse is widely recognised as a master of English prose at its purest and most brilliant.

Both as an actor and a writer he was recognised as a master of pyrotechnic puns, surreal behaviour in public and private places and crackling cross-chat.

Being recognised as a master who has achieved enlightenment but, out of his limitless compassion, has vowed to take rebirth to help reduce the suffering of all sentient beings is merely the latest in a long line of Zen-like achievements for Seagal.

He is recognised as a master of light who specialised in painting women in sparse domestic interiors, and his pictures are prized in part because they are often suffused with mystery.

Both as an actor and a writer he was recognised as a master of pyrotechnic puns, surreal behaviour in public and private places, and crackling cross-chat".

In the wake of this rediscovery, attention fell on McCarthy, who had been making body art since the 1970s and who was suddenly recognised as a contemporary master, whose influence can now be spotted everywhere from the Chapman brothers to Matthew Barney to British artist Nathaniel Mellors.

Coleman recognised as much.

Generally recognised as safe.

The head of the University was named a chancellor from at least 1201, and the masters were recognised as a universitas or corporation in 1231.

Tumour hypoxia is now recognised as a key factor driving the development of malignancy, and the master regulatory protein in the response of cells to changing oxygen levels is hypoxia-inducible factor-1 (HIF-1).