Sentence examples for more skillful than from inspiring English sources

In general, the precipitation forecasts are more skillful than resampled climatology during the first week, but comprise little or no skill during the second week.

Mineko was more skillful than Suzuko with her trunk.

The crowd was older and more skillful than the California average.

In this new arena, Trump proved more skillful than his Republican opponents at mastering communication.

Mr. Grisham fuses Kyle's college and job experiences with something more skillful than simple cross-cutting.

Nonetheless, hockey is more intricate, and its players more skillful, than ever before.

The question is whether the player whose passes result in goals more often is really a more skillful player than one whose passes are squandered.

His special eminence, to be sure, was as an organ virtuoso (he was more skillful even than his exact contemporary, Handel).

The irony is not just that he was a more skillful seducer than Edward VIII but that he would beyond question have made a better king.

Mr. Mulheren makes the most of his cool character, while the boyish Mr. Hutchison provides more skillful acting than is strictly necessary in his role as the butt of, and audience for, Tallulah's rampaging cattiness.

As a result, the chameleons arrived much faster at an authentic but more skillful style than the true-to-selfers in the study, who continued to focus solely on demonstrating technical mastery.