Sentence examples for a superb technique from inspiring English sources

But pointing at folly and laughing at it, whether it is spending £21,000 on a wedding or having your expressions Botoxed away from your face, is a superb technique.

Microdialysis is a superb technique for understanding drug neuronal interactions, but the probe size (mm) and time scale of operations (minutes) preclude its use during rapid behavioral studies.

MRI is a superb technique for viewing soft-tissue structures without radiation risks but it poorly resolves bone mineral, has low sensitivity for detecting calcifications and can display only massive deposition rather than individual crystal deposition.

To him are ascribed nearly incredible vocal powers: a sweet tone with the range of a woman's voice and the strength of a man's; superb technique and breath support that enabled him to negotiate great musical leaps in a single bound.

His Lincoln was and is a mighty achievement, inhabited with superb technique: this is a Shakespearian performance of passion and depth.

She plays as a central attacking midfielder and is described as a "gifted playmaker" who "possesses superb technique".

Bayern Munich's young midfielder Toni Kroos used some superb technique, hitting a bounding cross into the ground.

Mark Lawrenson: "That was a fantastic first touch and superb technique.

A deep lying central midfielder with superb technique, Zelalem has earned plaudits for his range of passing and precocious ability to read the game.

Dortmund swept from one end of the pitch to the other, completing 21 passes before the ball arrived at the feet of the Germany international, who then showed superb technique to clip a half-volley beyond Hugo Lloris.

I flew out and was introduced to the director whom the studio had just hired for the movie, Emile Ardolino, a sweet-natured, silver-haired man, who had developed a superb camera technique for capturing ballet for the PBS series "Dance in America," and who had worked with Scott Rudin on his Oscar-winning documentary about Jacques d'Amboise, "He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin'".