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8 sentences with “masters”

Short, simple sentences with “masters”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: masters

1. People who have control or authority over others.
2. People who are very skilled at something.
3. Academic degrees given after a bachelor's, usually called "master's degrees."
4. Original versions of recordings from which copies are made.

8 sentences with “masters” — examples

In ancient Greece, slave masters could legally kill, rape or mutilate slaves if they saw fit.

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These artists tended to study with Italian masters, and then return to their home countries to do their own work.

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Native Americans were called "justly conquered" and were enslaved or conscripted as serfs in the service of Spanish colonial masters.

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The Safavids were a clan of Sufi (Islamic mystical) peers, masters or spiritual leaders, who were also capable of military and political organisation.

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Also, while members of the nobility believed they were masters of their titles and authority, royal officials were not, as they were dependent on their respective kings.

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Under the patronage of the Macedonian dynasty, some ancient knowledge was revived, as scholars tried to find ways to make the work of the ancient Greek masters compatible with orthodox Christian teachings.

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In reality, the conflict was as much about colonialism and imperialism as it was about communism: the essential motivation of the North Vietnamese forces was the desire to achieve true independence from foreign powers. The war itself was a result of the conflict between the Vietnamese and their French colonial masters, which eventually spilled over into the United States.

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That said, the Nazis were masters at tailoring their messages to the electorate; most of their propaganda was about German pride, unity and the need for social and economic order and prosperity, not hatred of Jews or the need to launch attacks on other European nations. They were offered as a solution to the inefficiency of the Weimar Republic, not as a potential bloodbath.

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