Sentence examples for not only skilled from inspiring English sources

Logevall is not only skilled at describing the war.

You are more interesting to an employer when you are not only skilled but also engaging.

They have not only skilled hands but also prodigious powers of persuasion.

They gutted and rebuilt it, and discovered they were not only skilled at doing so, but also that they enjoyed the process.

But she is not only skilled at observing the physical environment and what people look like and wear, she is also unnervingly astute as to human motivations and mores.

"Their people were not only skilled at what they do, but very eager to cooperate," said Brian G. Hunt, a vice president of TradeWeb, which enables bond trading on the Internet.

Mr Borjas reckons that today's immigrants are not only less skilled than the native population, but also less skilled than their predecessors.

6 Obama has proved to be not only a skilled campaigner but a lucky one — a requirement for victory.

Obama has proved to be not only a skilled campaigner but a lucky one a requirement for victory.

The lesson of such works is that really vital art -- whether you call it folk art, fine art or just plain art -- happens when otherwise inert traditional forms are brought to life not only by skilled hands but also by singularly imaginative minds.

This would prepare them to enter society not only as skilled scientists but also as responsible individuals.