Sentence examples for most adroit from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rich was considered among the most adroit at all three.

In our time, one of the most adroit users of lithography has been Jasper Johns.

But beyond Hollande, Sarkozy is running against a gasping economy, the kind that humbles the most adroit pols.

Cotter's recruitment of Richie Gray could prove the most adroit selection of his Six Nations master plan.

His most adroit feat came after the failed Beer Hall Putsch, in 1923, which should have ended his political career.

Jennings, with his wire-drawn upper lip and tentative gestures, has caught the Bush mannerisms exactly: more significantly, he suggests Bush is the most adroit politician on stage.

Before her career problems, Ms. Heche was one of the most keenly adroit young actresses around.

TS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate.

The material in the wrong hands could come off as inane, but Nicholaw, who co-directed and choreographed "The Book of Mormon," found the most comically adroit hands for each of the principal roles.

One document describes Mosaddeq as one of the "most mercurial, maddening, adroit and provocative leaders with whom they [the US and Britain] had ever dealt".

Schmidt personally exuded confidence but his best efforts to talk the country out of the crisis did not succeed, even though West Germany coped better than most, thanks to his adroit damage-limitation.