Sentence examples for kind of skillful from inspiring English sources

They argue that perception is a kind of skillful activity which essentially involves the deployment of sensorimotor skills in exploring the environment.

Perception is not a process in the brain, but a kind of skillful activity of the body as a whole.

As she went through the shimmying motions of "Put the Blame on Mame," from "Gilda," Ms. Carter delivered the kind of skillful homage you would expect to find in a well-made television biography: technically accomplished but synthetic.

I found Maniac entrancing, because I'm drawn to the kind of skillful sci-fi world-building of Spike Jonze's film Her or George Saunders's short stories.

Justin Williams scored twice in a three-goal spree in the second period, and rookie Tyler Toffoli chipped in with the kind of skillful goal the Kings need from him in the short- and long-term future.

"It has a way of dematerializing under certain kinds of skillful lighting," Mr. Davis said.

It's the kind of subtly skillful moment Gandolfini made a career out of.

They are challenging a popular, politically skillful and financially strong incumbent running for re-election during the kind of good times that normally work against challengers.

The methods used are standard, however, their exposition in the framework of such a kind of problems is new and skillful.

One tempting view associates wu-wei with the "inner chapter" discussions of skillful behavior that develops into a kind of satisfying and tranquil state of harmony with action that we might describe as "second nature".

Gerstler's poems -- skillful in every kind of comedy, yet deeply serious -- show a fondness for animals without sentimentalizing them.