Sentence examples for yet the master of from inspiring English sources

Since unexpectedly snatching the crown in late 2005 David Cameron has made erratic progress, not yet the master of his party.

XBox takes a hit with the launch of the iPad 2, a sign that Microsoft is not yet the master of online perception.

Yet the master of parody was the one celebrity of whom Sacks was truly in awe.

But while the Cambodians are the hosts, they are not yet the masters of their legacy: they hold the keys but not the essential resources.

Television was not only in black and white; it had yet to become the master of our lives.

Because this is what you end up with -- 10 seconds of two people desperately trying to maintain a smile, followed by the line, delivered ventriloquist-style... "Has he done it yet?" My mum is the master of trying to take a photo when the camera is set to video mode.

For example, the laws governing the spatial 'bug' population model are fairly easily explained, and yet the master equation in the traditional form of [8] is formidable in appearance, and difficult to interpret and manipulate.

"Could we cultivate and recreate these authentic realms within the construct of performance?" Transcendence is, of course, what every performing artist seeks and what every audience member wants to feel: that moment when the performer is ego-less, subsumed by the art form, yet also entirely the master of the material.

Yet that master of violence Elmore Leonard, "the greatest American novelist never to be mentioned in the same breath as 'Nobel Prize,' " grew up in a "wholly uncriminal, mildly bookish" household.

The latest Henning Mankell Before the Frost reveals, yet again, why Mankell is the master of the police procedural genre.

Mitochondria may yet be found to be the master of the cellular orchestra.