Sentence examples for consummately skilled from inspiring English sources
That he is now arguably the most consummately skilled exponent of this technique is no surprise to those who have followed his career.
Soderbergh, functioning like a consummately skilled professional, here offers a film about the moral purpose of a trained professional: it's the ability to take on a mission in the interest of a common good and to get done what needs to get done.
The son of German toymakers in Melbourne, and a former puppet maker and model maker who worked with Jim Henson, Mr. Mueck (pronounced MEW-eck) is consummately skilled, more than a match for the technical cleverness of contemporary realist sculptors like John DeAndrea, Duane Hanson and Maurizio Cattelan, whose work his invokes.
Child abusers are consummately skilled in identifying vulnerable kids and knowing exactly what to say and do to accomplish their goals.
"He was consummately interested in figuring things out," said D.C. Medical Examiner Jonathan L. Arden.
And of course, Gliori is consummately that.
"I'm confident Governor Perry gets that, consummately.
"State of Wonder" is an engaging, consummately told tale.
Their acting was consummately brilliant and supremely natural.
Across the line, consummately familiar events can appear contorted.
Except not skilled trades.
