Sentence examples for making skillful use from inspiring English sources

Shaped out of the vernacular of northeastern Iranian courts and households and making skillful use of additional Arabic vocabulary, the Persian language emerged as a literary medium.

In the United States, our most successful demagogues have often become so by making skillful use of whatever the newest media was at the time.

However this may be, Narcissa had grown up largely among the Cherokees, and she was capable of making skillful use of her Cherokee heritage, colorfully describing her father, Thomas Chisholm (a leader of the "Old Settlers" who moved west before the Trail of Tears), as "the last hereditary war chief of the Western Cherokees".

Making skillful use of the speed and accuracy of our method, exhaustive search for genes of non-coding RNAs that may form pseudoknots is a worthwhile task as another future work.

Two pieces made skillful use of theatrical magic.

Cranko's adaptation of Shakespeare's play makes skillful use of theatrical symbols to replace words.

Although Bocskay refused to assume the title of king, he made skillful use of the Turkish alliance.

Zorach's mature work is monumental in form and makes skillful use of the natural colour, veining, and textures of the materials used usually stone and wood.

They have made skillful use of varying water levels and of different soil and grass conditions to develop an elaborate economy of agriculture, animal husbandry, and fishing.

Ms. MacMillan makes skillful use of the trove of archival information that has recently become public, mining it for detail that gives her narrative fullness and subtlety.

Like an actor who knows that fighting back tears can evoke 10 times the pathos of dissolving into sobs, Walbert makes skillful use of restraint.