Sentence examples for both skillful from inspiring English sources
discussion, he said he hoped that Schroeder and Haldane, both skillful advocates for belief in God, might carry Flew further in the direction Varghese had been leading him.
These are both skillful, elegant, short virtuosos: the challenge for them is to prevent their sheer prowess and charm from seeming bland.
Here, continuing their innovative ICElab series, they perform "Aesopica," a brash, whimsical song cycle by Marcos Balter based on Aesop's fables; Peter Tantsits, a tenor both skillful and brave, serves as the narrator and soloist.
(This is especially true in the jail-cell scene with Palamon, when he seems to be channeling John Malkovich.) But all of them could take a lesson from Jennifer Ikeda as the jailer's daughter, who is both skillful with the language and pentameter and traces a beautiful arc from hopeful, innocent maid to bride whose happiness is twisted by delusion.
This method of pointed assemblage is no doubt the best way to convey a great deal of information quickly, and several of the episodes are both skillful and detailed — the investigation, for instance, into American complicity, in 1975, in the genocidal campaign of Indonesian military forces in East Timor.
Mr. Muntagirov and Mr. Matvienko both executed all the turns and jumps with more than sufficient flair; both are skillful partners.
And both are skillful mythmakers.
Both are skillful and flexible manipulators.
What Poverman has done is both more skillful and more realistic: he's painted three-dimensional characters who are as likely to do right as they are to do wrong, characters whose obsessions and actions blur the line between good and evil, whose backgrounds and circumstances justify the havoc they wreak.
It's a bleak, adamant album that's both brave and skillful.
Jon Pareles wrote in a review in The New York Times, "It's a bleak, adamant album that's both brave and skillful," adding: " 'Rated R' does what divas do: leverage personal troubles into music.
