Sentence examples for should be the master from inspiring English sources

Lewis should be the master.

A clergyman, Rauschenbusch wrote, should "be the master of politics by creating the issues which parties will have to espouse".

So it seems obvious that when it comes to surveillance and techniques of domestic spying, the law should be the master of technology.

He added: "So it seems very obvious that when it comes to surveillance and techniques of domestic spying, the law should be the master of technology.

And the four younger siblings have bunk beds — the boys' is painted in primary colors, the girls' is pastel — in what should be the master bedroom, with a well-organized closet packed with clothes and toys.

Kathleen Waits describes the woman-batterer as endorsing traditional sex roles, believing that the man should be "the master" of the house and that it is the woman's job to satisfy all his needs and wants (1993, 193).

It's one of the great ironies of history that these very despised of history should be the masters of laughter.

Already, practical and common-sense arguments of the left are being rehabilitated: that we should be the masters of the economy rather than its servants, that the state should direct investment to meet the needs of society, and that those who are most able to pay should make the greatest contribution through their taxes.

Of course it was important for her to be saying profit should be the servant, not the master, but we didn't hear how that was going to happen".

Facing Congress on June 23, Wilson touched a popular chord when he said banks should be "the instruments, not the masters, of business".

The one who invited them should be the GM, or the Game Master (person who runs the game).