Sentence examples for both skillfully from inspiring English sources

Pamela Erens's second novel, "The Virgins," is both skillfully crafted and dangerous.

The four tragedies are The Duke of Milan (1621 22) and The Unnatural Combat (1624?)—both skillfully told mystery stories of a melodramatic type and The Roman Actor (1626) and Believe As You List (1631)—each a historical tragedy in a classical setting.

Both Christopher Schank and Carlos Ancalmo skillfully build elaborate surrealistic, multileveled architectural structures of wood, foam, plastic and other materials.

Both could skillfully serve as the chief strategist for a presidential campaign.

The best of both worlds, skillfully promoted in TV ads promising work and fun rolled into one device.

Both were skillfully painted in a large range of enamel colours with landscape and figure subjects and with minutely exact flowers and birds.

Woodrow Wilson campaigned in 1916 on the slogan, "He kept us out of war". During the 1940 election, Roosevelt was still promising, "Your sons will not go to war". Yet both men skillfully made the transition to wartime leadership.

Both can skillfully re-craft the past to suit their own needs.

Typical Lebanese sides including fried cauliflower and batata hara, herb-spackled crispy potatoes (listed on the menu as papas preparadas), are also very good, both dishes skillfully fried to a crisp, brittle consistency.

North Vietnam, meanwhile, continued to be dominated by Ho Chi Minh, who maintained good relations with both China and the USSR, receiving enormous aid from both countries while skillfully protecting the independence of his country.

He had this to say: "Millionaire is one of the only modern cartoonists who successfully draws just as well as some of the early print cartoonists and illustrators of the 1900's, both stylistically and skillfully.