| Born in a Germany cursed by Hitler's genius and raised in another ruled by raw capitalism, Polke seems appalled by his masterpiece's masterliness. |
| His landscapes are personally seen and conveyed onto canvas, spontaneously, with profound sensibility and masterliness. |
| We know too well that it is impossible to unveil the secret and the sacred that lays in masterliness. |
| Anthony Trollope's masterliness is obscured, first by charges of writing too much and too fast, and then by cultism. |
| Ramis kept quiet, for once, acknowledging his masterliness. |
| The extraordinary force of Tool is that the group is able to lock up us in tortuous and tortured compositions mélant with the greatest masterliness power and subtlety and who release really something of very extremely. |
