Sentence examples for considerable skill with from inspiring English sources
What's most impressive about this dark, disturbing book is the considerable skill with which Wilson tells the story through several voices.
Judging by the chip-shot field goal the Ravens missed at the end of the Patriots' 23-20 A.F.championshiphip game victory, New England is again augmenting its considerable skill with some timely doses of good luck, the way it did in its rise to dominance a decade ago.
He is, moreover, an instinctive showman who preens his considerable skills with contagious enjoyment.
When the King revoked the Edict of Nantes in 1685, the law that granted religious liberty to the Huguenot Protestants, thousands of Huguenots fled France, taking their considerable skills with them.
Believe me when I say that it is really cool, but not for the faint of heart - considerable skill working with small parts needed.
She deserves some personal credit for salvaging this generally benign successor from the wreckage of empire; Lord Owen, a former foreign secretary, says she has deployed "very considerable skill" in negotiating with Commonwealth leaders (some of whom, for equally undemocratic reasons, have been around for nearly as long).
The resulting entertainment is just a little facile at times but the five interconnecting love stories, ending with a wedding amid the monsoon, are encompassed with considerable skill.
Despite the relatively small size of the orchestra, the musicians play with considerable skill and expressive power under conductor Azat Maksutov, who articulates the masterly score with genuine fluidity and momentum.
