Sentence examples for especially skilful from inspiring English sources

But in the second half he settles further, builds more variety into his delivery, and is especially skilful at imaginary cross-examination.

What might upset some players, especially skilful ones, is the way people get close in and use their arms and shoulders.

He is at his most persuasive when he provides examples of what he considers especially skilful writing and anatomises its virtues.

Fairchild is especially skilful at telling story through movement, at times you can see his body determining and prompting his emotions.

Few writers are so good at transcribing thought – Saunders never jams his own observations into his characters' mouths and he is especially skilful at mimicking the way fantasies and daydreams colour the way we think.

Peoples can be led down disastrous paths, especially when skilful propaganda exploits deep national myths and hurts.

Müller often gives the impression that he is doing nothing but, while he is not especially quick or skilful, the 23-year-old can never be accused of hiding.

Dervite headed another Spearing cross wide, but Bolton were far from secure at the back themselves, especially when the skilful 18-year-old winger Gray had the ball, as he showed by following a mazy run with a curling shot that Lonergan did well to beat away.

Emad Motoeb is an unusual striker in that his prime virtue appears to be efficiency: he isn't especially quick, big or skilful, but he has been Egypt's one attacking constant in the last three Nations Cups, playing alongside Mido, then Amr Zaki then Mohamed Zidane; he probably needs to be partnered by somebody explosive or unpredictable.

He has been an extremely skilful, late-developing bowler, especially effective in England where the ball can keep swinging, as well as forthright and capable lower-order batsman.

I was especially taken with Belgium's De Ronde, a skilful and and engaging multinarrative drama centred around of the Tour of Flanders cycling race.