Sentence examples for particularly skillfully from inspiring English sources

It is a far more plausible account than that of "The Way of All Flesh," but in the older picture the detail was more carefully filmed than that of "The Last Command".This current offering has a clever finish, an ending that is particularly skillfully devised, and one that is most effective.

Ada (Helena Bonham Carter), an English designer, lives with a screenwriter Jean-Philippe Ecoffeyy), and from there the group fans out to all kinds of self-centered characters who are "well cast, well directed and skillfully acted, if not a particularly admirable lot" (Lawrence Van Gelder).

This dynamic is skillfully illustrated in the opening scenes, particularly when Mary, Maggie's mother, beats Jimmie and behaves violently towards him...for being violent.

She is entirely self-absorbed: the manifestations of her own hysterical nature — headaches, crying, and, particularly, fainting over money issues (one of Edwina's specialties) — demonstrate skillfully how the hysteric turns herself into an event and forces her inner life into others.

While it could be argued that extroversion is often favored, particularly where sales are involved, that doesn't mean introverted people can't skillfully negotiate and close sales.

The first four episodes of this season, though skillfully directed by Miguel Arteta, vary in effectiveness, but the third is pretty perfect, particularly Rhea Perlman's performance as a double-amputee convict determined to escape from her hospital bed.

Even knowing, as I did, that the twist involves a particularly unusual member of a nuclear family doesn't detract from being absorbed as Ms. Fowler slowly and skillfully unveils her story.

Skillfully told.

Mr. Elbaz skillfully deconstructed everything.

It was very skillfully done.

"He skillfully skirts hagiography".