Sentence examples for good at teasing from inspiring English sources

He is very good at teasing out meanings and metaphors.

"We're good at teasing out the lightheartedness of these established brands," said Humberto Leon, an owner of Opening Ceremony.

No one is as good at teasing the best out of Nebbiolo, a grape that accounts for 70percentnt of what Gaja makes.

O'Brien is especially good at teasing out the ways in which women reveal their sexuality in their closed, largely segregated environment.

It's just my own theory". Hayek is very good at teasing out the playfulness in Kahlo's art, something that's very much rooted in Mexican popular culture and can easily be missed by outsiders.

He is especially good at teasing out the dancelike rhythmic currents just below the wistfully lyrical surface of works like the Prelude in E. But his playing is most rewarding in the fugues, the harder the better.

If you find that teasing is something you're pretty good at--tease yourself.

Wallinger is good at noticing things, teasing out meanings where you least expect them.

But if that were so, why isn't she working at the White House anymore, and instead was on "Good Morning America" teasing a tell-all book?

Even Bocuse, his good friend, teased him.

"Simple, because who needs good?" he teased.