Sentence examples for serene master from inspiring English sources

Spain have run out of plaudits to describe Vicente del Bosque, the serene master tactician who is their longest-serving head coach.

In a letter dated 10 October 1691, Cosimo's personal secretary wrote, "By the Serene Master's express command I must inform Your Excellencies that His Highness will allow no professor in his university at Pisa to read or teach, in public or in private, by writing or voice, the philosophy of Democritus, or of atoms, or any save that of Aristotle".

After the serene Old Masters, it was a sobering, grotesque spectacle.

We should expect nothing less from Tharp, given that long before she indulged Hollywood and Broadway, she learned from such temperate and serene Apollonian masters as Merce Cunningham and his partner the composer John Cage -- artists who reduced dance and music to their bare and abstract constituents.

After the Joneses' imposture is revealed to the audience, which is almost immediately, Mr. Borte steps back to let Ms. Moore, icy and serene, and Mr. Duchovny, a master of genial smugness, stretch out and explore their surroundings and the facets of their characters.

They say that the departure of Carter is already working at the composure of the team who looked so serene when he was the master puppeteer in the destruction of the French in a group game – and that growing doubts about the ability of captain Richie McCaw to last the course could well cause further erosion against Argentina.

The balcony offers pristine views of the Great Barrier Reef and Hayman Beach, the master bathroom is a serene oasis with a freestanding stone bathtub, and the master bedroom features 4-poster American Oak bed frame with padded fabric bedhead.

They bring to mind the cool, serene interiors painted by the Dutch masters.

Serene and severe — the work of a master.

24 May 167130 October 1713: His Highness Prince Gian Gastone 30 October 171331 October 1723: His Royal Highness The Grand Prince [of Tuscany] 31 October 17239 July 1737: His Royal Highness The Most Serene Grand Duke [of Tuscany] 31 October 17239 July 1737: Grand Master of the Holy Military Order of St. Stephen Pope and Martyr.

Time and again, we return to a shot of the central courtyard, where a lantern is lit every evening to indicate which spouse will enjoy the master's favors during the coming night: a serene image of total and capricious subjection.