Sentence examples for consummate skill in from inspiring English sources
Polychrome depictions of the patriarch reveal a consummate skill in execution.
He described Geesink as "a technical genius, very powerful, very fast judo player of consummate skill in a very large frame".
Admirers of Waters's first novel will recognize her consummate skill in evoking a sense of place -- a particularly challenging task in the first half of "Affinity," in which Margaret sets out to write a factual catalog of her visits.
By the mid-18th century, out of the pleasure quarters emerged women who called themselves "geisha," or practitioners of the arts -- their eroticism was a by-product of their consummate skill in dance, music and sparkling conversation.
"Julian Epstein has not only had my full blessings to engage with print and electronic media, but he has done so with consummate skill in advancing the Democratic agenda," he said.
His consummate skill in narrative art, however, was most fully displayed in The Canterbury Tales, an unfinished series of stories purporting to be told by a group of pilgrims journeying from London to the shrine of St. Thomas Becket and back.
His consummate skills in characterization had earned him the title of "the man with a thousand faces".
It simply gives it ruthless voice — and Hart plumbs Hilde's steely depths and unsuspected self-awareness with consummate skill — leaving in its catalytic wake a shock of recognition and a reminder of the all-too-human complexities of self that shape and reshape even long-term relationships.
In each Piston's consummate skill came through in impeccably judged architecture, but also in a steady supply of arresting details: bluesy bent notes, brassy fanfares and other stylistic turns of phrase that caught the ear and stuck.
Jennifer Koh, a superb violinist whose New York engagements chiefly involve challenging contemporary fare, played with consummate skill and passion in Brahms's Violin Concerto.
Mr. Vickrey, who mastered the Renaissance technique of egg tempera painting as a student at Yale, used his consummate skill to create, in his early work, hyper-real scenes suffused by an atmosphere of dread or impending disaster.
