Sentence examples for not too skilled from inspiring English sources

Ms. Knowles and her collaborators are also not too skilled at integrating lyrical inconsistencies, most jarringly when the blatant "Bootylicious" is followed by "Nasty Girl," which chides a wayward sister for wearing skimpy clothes.

Ms. Goldman, a former editor of The Industry Standard, the chronicler of the Internet boom and then bust, started Chow in 2004 for an audience she believed was underserved: a younger, hipper clientele passionate about food but perhaps not too skilled at preparing it.

There are not too many skilled specialists.

He's too big, too strong and too skilled.

They're just too skilled and too big".

But Salzman is too skilled to allow that to happen.

The Huskies are too skilled and possessed of their determination.

Both teams are too skilled and disciplined to let their game management slip away from them.

(Not too high, not too low).

"You need skilled teachers to prepare work that is cognitively demanding but isn't too linguistically demanding".

You may find that if you are not rich, not skilled, too old, or without family already living there that you do not have a chance to move to the country in question.