Sentence examples for respected master from inspiring English sources
The phrase "respected master" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone who is highly regarded and esteemed in their field or profession. It can be used as a title or honorific for someone who is seen as an authority or expert in a particular subject or skill. Example: The renowned violinist, Madame Amalia, was a respected master in the world of classical music.
Diderot was the son of a widely respected master cutler.
In her interactive drama, about a gay wedding gone awry, Ms. Hughes plays the wedding planner, but she operates like a respected master of ceremonies, connecting monologues to quick scenes.
That is in no small part due to Gómez, a well-respected master of the fundamentals.
A highly respected dancing master, Zorn focused on detailed descriptions of the exercises and steps required in dance training.
Benedek's a young buck, still in college, but he's dropping vinyl gems with one of the most respected keytar masters in the scene.
Her father was a singer and her mother played trumpet, Her uncle was a bass player in the Denver Symphony Orchestra and she is a cousin to the respected fusion keyboard master George Duke, who sadly just past away on August 5, 2013.
Dhammakaya members undoubtedly have a strong reverence for the leaders that built the foundation for the temple, particularly: the respected Thai meditation master Phramongkolthepmuni, the temple's founder Master Nun Chand Khonnokyoong, and the temple's current abbot Venerable Dhammajayo.
Moves like this have established Lamoriello's reputation as the N.H.L.'s chess master, its most respected general manager.
Clark Terry, one of jazz's most respected trumpeters, who teaches a master class at the institute, said the problem was not the talent of the students, but their fit with the program and with the city.
His Congressman, Warren G. Magnuson, wrote to President Roosevelt to recommend Hubbard as "a gentleman of reputation" who was "a respected explorer" and had "marine masters papers for more types of vessels than any other man in the United States".
The most respected man in the area is Moti Master, 74, a former school principal whose stringy white beard goes well with his reputation for wisdom.
