Sentence examples similar to Admirably skilled from inspiring English sources
And although there are only 23m Australians, communications technologies (such as Wi-Fi, which was partly invented in Australia) allow local firms to reach a global market.Australia's regulatory environment for entrepreneurs is friendly, and the country is admirably open to skilled immigration.
"Admirably well defended".
With an admirably light touch, Moby -- not just a knob-twiddler, but a skilled musician proficient at guitar, bass, drums and keyboards -- has shaped arrangements that underscore but in no way overwhelm the blunt, testifying voices of Bessie Jones, Boy Blue, Bill Landford and the Landfordaires and the other long dead singers he summons to his service.
By May 1863, the success of the agricultural program and the presence of a multitude of skilled artisans produced a clear monthly profit of $4,000 to $5,000 for the government, as well as an admirably independent community that Eaton hoped might serve as a model for other camps.
Dee is admirably relentless.
In the context of art today, in which "de-skilled" painting and drawing tend to be viewed as more sophisticated if not authentic, his assiduous craftsmanship is admirably offbeat.
It's admirably guileless.
MacGill also bowled admirably.
Otherwise, Amos performed admirably.
