Sentence examples for executed with skill from inspiring English sources

The structural idea isn't especially original — Pirandello with M. C. Escher loops — but it's treated lightly and executed with skill.

At Hollis Taggart Galleries you'll find impressionist paintings by the American artists Blanche Lazzell and Alfred Maurer, executed with skill and charm.

No, this restaurant is a bold wager that a patch of the Upper West Side with an unreliable appetite for adventurous — even somewhat fussy — dining will embrace it, at least if it's executed with skill and panache.

It's a difference of what I call 'taste culture.' " THE Cantonese chef's goal is to achieve what is referred to as "clarity" — seemingly simple dishes executed with skill and subtlety, to bring out the ingredients' natural flavors and textures.

For a game this close to being the platonic expression of its own ideal gameplay I find nothing wrong with "As minimalistic a story as possible, executed with skill and polish," so I'm not missing the extra characters at all.

The show, however, is executed with considerable skill.

[A] hefty and impressive study executed with erudition, skill and considerable insight..

The styles here vary from French to Georgian to Bermudan and are executed with great skill and panache.

But the dinner menu is a soulful amalgamation of French technique and Italian passion, executed with great skill.

I am not among those for whom these packaged experiences (executed with great skill in the current museum mode) evoke reminiscences and platoon allegiances.

Mr. Wilson said that while almost all the African dances taught in New York are from West Africa, he had also seen Central African steps executed with real skill at an arts center in Oakland, Calif.