Sentence examples for revered master from inspiring English sources

But the world is more complicated than it once was, even for the once revered Master of the Money Supply: "The complexity of our economy is such that you essentially get very complex differences in the way monetary policy plays out, but at the end of the day it does seem to be effective," Greenspan told the Senate Banking Committee.

He is probably the most revered master of old French music in France.

In Carlos Saura's 1998 movie "Tango," the revered master Juan Carlos Copes says to a couples class, "I want to see one body with four legs".

Michael Haneke has long been a revered master in Cannes, and his work exemplifies the difficult, uncompromising work that finds a berth here.

Also gorgeous yet entirely surprising was The Assassin, a wuxia swordfighting drama from Taiwan's revered master of slowness Hou Hsiao-Hsien.

When Beethoven moved from Bonn to Vienna in 1792 at 21, he studied composition with Haydn, then a revered master of 60.

In Tibet, revered masters might isolate themselves in remote caves, sometimes for decades, in deep meditation.

The seven revered masters, cited with praise by 6th-century scholars, were Cyrillus, Patricius, Domninus, Demosthenes, Eudoxius, Leontius and Amblichus.

They all probably depict the actual swollen feet of a monastery's "highly revered founding master" named Drigung Kyoppa Jigten Gönpo, he adds.

I met Iyengar in 2010, at his institute in Pune, a city about a hundred miles south of Mumbai, where students from all over the world travelled to study with the revered yoga master.

Portrayed as a late bloomer, this fighter has his mettle tested by a revered northern master, Gong Baosen; by the upheaval of Japanese occupation; and in a fresh hand-to-hand twist on Wong-esque lovers' torment, by Gong Baosen's daughter, Gong Er Zhang Ziyii).