Peter Christie "It's haunting, beautiful, and not only perfectly compliments the tone of the film, it also stands alone without the film as a masterful piece of music".
The Romans, they couldn't have conquered the world without obviously having a masterful military enterprise, and everywhere they went on their various campaigns, their various military campaigns, they would build camps, and those camps were always laid out in a very geometric plan, along a grid, usually square or rectangular.
In a masterful speech that night, he declared that he had never intended to run for a sixth term this September, without explaining why he had never revealed this before.
All of these artistic traits arise from a masterful manipulation of light, gloss, contrast, and color.
Here he was a crucial presence, however, and even without their injured £55m striker Edinson Cavani, PSG sent out a warning to the rest of Europe's big teams with a masterful away performance.
It was a brilliant show from a masterful performer.
Without blaming the librettist for the failure of this work, Dibble's comments point to the need for a masterful libretto when presenting in a dramatic work such familiar material as the legend of King Arthur.
As the Manchester United man appeared to be gaining control of the ball, Gerrard arrived stage left and, without breaking stride, struck a masterful side-foot shot with his right that found the Belarus goal from 31 yards out.
How, then, could one be a masterful user of 'moral obligation' without grasping that moral obligations are demands imposed by God?
My dark horse, and preference, is Langella, who did a masterful job of evoking Nixon without any of the standard parodic cues.
"It was a masterful job of putting two pieces of the puzzle together without either side knowing what he was doing, and getting volume discounts on both ends," says Jeff Sandefer, formerly a successful competitor and now an energy investor.
