Sentence examples for particularly adroit from inspiring English sources
Leonidov was particularly adroit in conveying the theories and practice of his director, Stanislavsky, to theatre neophytes.
This is to say he's generally a high volume between-the-tackles ballcarrier who, like Peterson, is not particularly adroit in the passing game.
"The Zetas are particularly adroit at spreading their tentacles across borders," said Michael S. Vigil, a former senior official with the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Some, like the folklorist Alan Dundes at the University of California at Berkeley, believe that the financial industry is particularly adroit at taking people down a notch.
"Pataki has been particularly adroit at essentially neutralizing any possible gender gap McCall could take advantage of," said Richard Schrader, a Democratic political consultant.
Mrs. Newhouse has been particularly adroit at roping family members into involvement with Career Transition for Dancers, which has served more than 2,000 dancers since it began in 1985.
The timing of Pietersen's book launch was especially adroit.
(Joe Patterson was especially adroit at developing new comic strips for The Daily News).
It's a hilarious and affectionate parody of Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle (Bat Boy inadvertently even pays homage: "I think I've got it!" he shouts), and O'Keefe's lyrics here are particularly witty and adroit.
The tandoori mixed grill, a generously portioned appetizer for two, showed adroit cooking skills with marinated chicken, shrimp, lamb and particularly succulent salmon.
The sunny disposition of Superman and Christopher Reeves's adroit comedic performance in the movies epitomize why comic books and movies are often called particularly American.
