Sentence examples for able hand from inspiring English sources

"Under the Rose" is a book written during the last three years, under the very able hand of our distinguished editorial director, Jean Casella.

Apparently, the mayor feels that only he should be able hand out tax rebates that his budget might not be able to afford.

All cut from black paper by the able hand of Kara Elizabeth Walker, an Emancipated Negress and leader in her Cause.

So I am very pleased, as we embark on that journey -- and prepare for the Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly in 2001 -- that the helm of our Executive Board will be under the able hand of Ambassador Anwarul Karim Chowdhury of Bangladesh, whose distinguished career is a testament to his dedication to UNICEF -- and to the cause of children everywhere.

The Choice will continue in her able hands.

This twee, endearing style has become common and is often grating in less able hands.

Mr. Bush also said the White House strategy for postwar Iraq was in able hands.

If The Weeknd's wooze imbues this record, other able hands have shaped it.

In less able hands this updating might have resulted in a novel that felt tricksy without being especially innovative.

Before this all gets too far into the reeds, I leave you in Jeremiah Jenne's able hands.

The list is a mind-boggling inventory of psychiatric pathologies that could, in less able hands, become the literary equivalent of a carnival sideshow.