Sentence examples for most skilfully from inspiring English sources

Rightly, Parker thinks it "Isherwood's most profound and most skilfully written book".

But which of all verbal swordsman could most skilfully make that cut and leave the head on its shoulders?

J. Ayer" weaves the philosophical, public and private strands of Ayer's life together most skilfully and distributes attention between them in an admirably balanced way.

Early-morning worshippers head for the most skilfully executed and best-preserved of the Lalibela churches, Bete Giyorgis (House of St George).

Catharine (who might be a younger sister of the heroine of "Fiesta") is most skilfully modelled as the eternal feminine in nursing dress.

"Too darn hot" is the tightest, most skilfully accelerating episode of the evening, and has in the knockout Holly James a dancer who is both spiky and sinuous.

Most important, he has skilfully fended off a tough regulatory proposal for the immediate opening of lucrative bulk-mail (eg, circulars) to competition.

All of it is skilfully done; most of it is pleasant.The photography is an exception: the Multiple Exposures Gallery is first-rate, displaying not merely beautiful pictures but inventive techniques as well.

For the most part, the story skilfully combines elements from the Bible, Alice in Wonderland, Greek mythology, Japanese animation and kung fu movies to create a modern myth, possibly the most popular film saga since Star Wars.

It looked like money down the drain for most of Monday, though Boycott batted skilfully and determinedly and Willey aggressively, cutting brutally until that shot undid him when caught at fly slip.

You would hand out rosettes to most of this cracking cast, who are skilfully led by Philip Rham as the benign Abel, and Susan Travers as the wistful Margy.