Sentence examples for particularly skilful from inspiring English sources

But it strikes me that the French are particularly skilful at this.

Look at the Irish, who have proved particularly skilful at this.

Dad was a particularly skilful modeller - he could produce fantastic miniature figures of animals from Quality Street wrappers.

Third, automatic systems tend to fail either in unusual situations or in ways that produce unusual situations, requiring a particularly skilful response.

Every generation of jazz trumpeters revisits the legacy of Miles Davis in their own ways, but the Israeli rising star Avishai Cohen's version of the journey has been particularly skilful.

But what was particularly skilful about this show was the way in which he took trends highlighted elsewhere in Paris by other exciting designers, including Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga (Ghesquière's last employer), and absorbed them into the Louis Vuitton world.

Despite Wilson's success as party leader, particularly in his skilful exploitation of the Profumo affair, Labour's lead in the opinion polls was slowly eroded as the election drew closer.

The presence of main stream media particularly on 'Twitter' and skilful promotion and dessemination has a real value but sometimes, it's necessary to move beyond the 'click of support'.

So it's staggering that walking football, in little under four years, has become so popular with players who have been shaped by an amateur culture that, more often than not, rewards fast and physical football above tactical nous or skilful bursts – particularly players in their 50s who cut their teeth on the lumpy British battlefields of the 1970s and 80s.

Everton were viewed as having the more skilful players, particularly their forwards, whereas Manchester City were seen as having greater strength and determination.

He wasn't particularly quick, or tall or skilful, and I remember when he moved from the youth setup to the first-team he was very awkward in his manner on and off the pitch.