Sentence examples for much adroit from inspiring English sources

Professor Neustadt, whose seminal book "Presidential Power" persuaded John F. Kennedy to seek out its author for advice, provides much adroit commentary and a charmingly rumpled professorial presence.

Not surprisingly, some are much more adroit than others, both on and off the stage.

In my view, Lenin was much more adroit and clever in his use of Russian culture as a powerful political weapon.

"As adapted with fidelity by the actress Eileen Atkins and directed by Marleen Gorris (whose Academy Award-winning "Antonia's Line" was much less adroit), the film drifts easily between past and present, romance and pragmatism, hope and despair in its evocation of Woolf's vision".

Given that he is much more adroit at downplaying it than even former President George W. Bush but will it be enough?

But, in the past two decades, we have collectively become much more adroit in our approach to the political and legislative process as it pertains to animals.

Their identification will also shed light on why some organisms are much more adroit at regeneration than others.

France, much more diplomatically adroit than the US, and mindful of its global standing, supported Palestinian membership.

Poroshenko's current popularity has much to do with adroit positioning.

Harold Kestenbaum, a franchise lawyer in Garden City who knows both men and who is a director of Sbarro Inc., described them as adroit entrepreneurs very much at home in the highly competitive restaurant industry.

Nigeria's well-to-do households, with their cars and large diesel generators, and also some adroit oil smugglers, captured much of the subsidy.