Sentence examples similar to thinking master from inspiring English sources

Yet whether one is thinking of masters or modest artisans, the genre has its own logic, its own metaphysics, which tends to push its practitioners in a certain direction.

But of course, Mr. Haas answered, thinking the Grand Master wanted to thank the lodge for its oyster feast.

Maybe it's time to start thinking like a master spy.

You could go all out and plan every meal on a calendar (like once-a-month cookers do) but even just thinking of some "master recipes" that can be adapted to several different dishes will help.

"I am of the 18th century," he said, thinking of Rococo masters like Watteau and Boucher.

This report does an excellent job of raising awareness of a potentially serious issue, but the topic needs further investigation before we can accurately identify the true value of a postgraduate degree, or how much more a student thinking about that masters might stand to gain by taking it.

In the first year of "Sesame Street's" existence, a Muppet, a cartoon, or a famous person from a network program (Bill Cosby, Pat Paulsen, all the Cartwrights from "Bonanza") would recite the whole alphabet each day, not just for the sake of repetition but out of concern that a child who saw only ten letters in a single program might be misled into thinking he had mastered the whole thing.

But it is also true that he was thinking of Old Masters, and of what paint could do.

"Free-floating anxiety" is the term used by modern psychology, and by naming what we cannot explain by classifying the symptoms, we delude ourselves into thinking we somehow mastered the cause.

It is like tricking your brain into thinking you've mastered a topic.

What the city witnessed yesterday was a seminar in architectural thinking, a master class in making sense of space, function, civic commitment and public emotion.