Virtuoso used in a sentence

Virtuoso in a sentence as a noun

Here's [3] a cool demo by a Jankó virtuoso.

I don't know how he comes across in interviews, but he is clearly a virtuoso with it in practice.

" and gush over it, because we know the toddler isn't using the piano like some virtuoso.

A tortured virtuoso artist who is not only a master at guitars and keyboards.

Then watch a mouse virtuoso leap about like a ninja and literally run circles around the console folks.

This was a virtuoso debugging performance, but it didn't have to be that way if hardware companies were sane.

A mere mortal like myself will never be a virtuoso, but I could be good enough for my own and my family's gratification.

Virtuoso in a sentence as an adjective

Buffett, being a virtuoso, variously reaps returns from derivative contracts, insuring sweepstakes prizes, and solar farms.

Sometimes virtuoso skills in certain trades of skill sets are also obscure enough, and defiant enough of mainstream tastes, that hipsters may adopt and perfect those skills.

I wonder if it has something to do with violins having been more suitable for virtuoso performance and thus more likely to be written for by primo composers.

Only a handful of players can achieve anything better than squeaky science fiction noises and even virtuoso players struggle constantly with intonation.

A stolen nuke will be an implosion design requiring a virtuoso performance of nanosecond-level timing to detonate properly, and those timings will not be easy to reverse engineer.

I find it unreasonable for laws to change to coddle the music industry by letting them create ethereal capital rather than work by actually performing music.>That's not unlike lots of amateur musicians, but the difference is there was no "up" unless you were a virtuoso performing for a royal, or something similar.