Sentence examples for could skillfully from inspiring English sources

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

When the explanation was that you could skillfully guide health care reform through Congress, I was outright bewildered.

They bring with them a host of negative emotions such as anger, sadness, frustration, disappointment et al. "How one could skillfully take care of conflicts?" I asked.

Engaging, enlightening and quite gracious with their time though they didn't have an album to promote (2014's Let It Go is their most recent), the gregarious pair could skillfully teach a class in "How to Win Friends and Influence People" to other musicians far less cooperative and/or entertaining.

FP teaching was typically theoretical with only 22.9% of all the schools having systems in place to produce graduates who could skillfully provide FP methods.

Government plans to raise gas tariffs this summer could, unless skillfully implemented, easily set off protests among Putin's base: blue-collar voters in the regions.

William Lamb, Lucara's C.E.O., told me that, because of its shape and clarity, the Lesedi La Rona could, if skillfully cut, yield an even larger stone the largest polished diamond in history.

President Obama has chosen not to use the most effective tool a president has — the bully pulpit, a tool for which he was especially gifted and one he could have skillfully used to expose the gaping chasms in Republican attacks and narratives.

Individuals who take frequent breaks, that is every 90 minutes according to founder Tony Schwartz, could be skillfully balancing their effectiveness and weight at the same time.

You could see how skillfully characterized this conventionally romantic pas de deux was; you could feel Mr. Wheeldon's telling skill in fitting dance to music.

And then there was the ultimate payoff, when the show was broadcast, and they could see the skillfully packaged reaction of the family.