Sentence examples for suggests a master of from inspiring English sources

In 358 he invaded Paeonia, and then he defeated the Illyrians decisively, in a battle that already suggests a master of war.

There's no real precedent for what we are trying to do.' Stanley, as the dreamily impressionistic songs he writes for Saint Etienne often suggest, is a master of understatement.

For Mr. Jobs, the year's financial results strongly suggested that he remains a master of product marketing and design.

As this remark suggests, Bruno becomes in time a master of said business.

Suggested by yoghurt2, zanyhorse, 1trainer1 A master of deadpan in this minimalist comedy, Murray reconnects with former loves after receiving a letter about a long-lost son.

He suggested the former president Bill Clinton as a master of ceremonies.

Then her friend suggested that she seek treatment from a master of "chi kung".

The best characterized skeletal muscle coactivator is the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-γ coactivator-1α (PGC1α), which has been suggested as a master regulator of mammalian mitochondrial biogenesis (25).

And then there's Rick Perry, who studied at the right hand of Glenn Beck and turned himself into a master of extreme rhetoric, suggesting that Texas could secede from the Union and then calling Social Security a Ponzi scheme -- positions that seem to being doing more harm to his quick-rise-and-quick-fall candidacy than good.

Everything about this suggests an evolution of the "superflat" master's practice not least the fact that it isn't really flat at all.

Powell was a master of urban observation.