Sentence examples for expert sense from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hancock showed an expert sense of nuance.

I've generally found their movies to be soulless exercises in icy style, but their expert sense of film rhythms and atmosphere cannot be denied.

Brisk, addictive and possessing an expert sense of when to play the "supernatural" card, Collusion is a worthy successor to one of last year's best thrillers.

All the N.F.L. stopwatches and meat-on-the-hoof appraisals failed to unearth his instinct and desire and expert sense of knowing where he is and where the defenders are not.

So far, so familiar, but there is a sense of reserve lurking among the excess, and each symphony of shots to the head arrives like a new song-and-dance routine in an MGM musical, insanely over-the-top but also governed by superb choreography and an expert sense of spatial dynamics.

It was his first goal for 32 matches since scoring on 22 August 2010 against Fulham, and it proved that on his second game back, a break from the game has done little to blunt his expert sense of timing.

Channel Tunnel safety experts sense that Alstom's concerns are more about commerce than safety.

I also engage with his claim that open-air experiments constitute spaces in which scientists can avoid seeing the world as "Nature"—a gigantic collection of inert objects that experts sense they have to bring into order on their own.

The choice of a small company expert makes sense: Stewardship's ethical criteria rule out around two-thirds of the FTSE 100.

Makeup is really the most democratic of beauty interventions: less dangerous and time-consuming than plastic surgery, less expensive than a personal trainer, easier to master than expert clothes sense.

Since her days spent loathing the Plastics, Caplan has shown off her expert sartorial sense that has gone somewhat uncelebrated.