Sentence examples for of a skillful from inspiring English sources

"44 Inch Chest" is a stunt that has the narrow fascination of a skillful acting exercise.

In the hands of a skillful chef, the contrasts could be dazzling.

[New York Post] One newborn came into the world Tuesday in the back seat of a car — fortuitously in the presence of a skillful nursing student.

In the 21st century the narrator remains central to the performance of much Indian traditional music, and the virtuosity of a skillful singer rivals that of the instrumentalists.

The army's threats are part of a skillful effort by the government to intimidate opposition leaders and their supporters, including the student movement, Otpor, or Resistance.

The moment also was the culmination of a skillful and sustained 18-month campaign by Republicans to portray the vice president as flawed and untrustworthy.

There is certainly plenty of room these days for a skillful drummer of vigorous centrist politics who can speak to new solutions for national and global problems.

One hears more a response to the music of others, a skillful assimilation of many influences: polytonality, tart dance forms that mock Romanticism, uneven meters, symphonic outbursts of lyricism, touches of the cafe and, everything taken together, a middle road between the harsh realities of Schoenberg and a lighter world.

This critical concentration on Yazbek's work is not intended to overlook the book by Itamar Moses (The Fortress of Solitude), a skillful mix of comedy and sentiment without turning crass or cheap.

Set to a skillful arrangement of songs, stories and audio excerpts from the 1970s album and after-school special "Free to Be.

Before long, however, he began writing in a style of his own, publishing Duma pro Opanasa (1926; "The Lay of Opanas"), a skillful poetic narrative set during the Revolution with a Ukrainian peasant named Opanas as its hero.