Sentence examples for quite skillful from inspiring English sources

The admissions counselor was quite skillful at avoiding my questions about costs, and pressed me to enroll in a full degree program, despite my repeated refusals.

But the adults in charge of them said the children had been deeply traumatized but were quite skillful in masking their pain, especially in front of strangers.

But Mr. Gore proved quite skillful at casting Mr. Bradley in derogatory terms without calling him names, though he did call him a "quitter" for leaving the Senate.

This makes Joe quite skillful at getting to the bottom of questions like the one before us here: who would bind a cow with explosives in order to kill Stewie Woods?

The music they play is fast, upbeat, and unlike your stoner friend's clumsy cover of "Wonderwall," quite skillful.

The music they play is fast, upbeat, and unlike your stoner friend's clumsy cover of "Wonderwall," quite skillful.

"It's quite a skillful editing job," he said.

Although McG (who I've yet to forgive for his disastrous stewardship of the Terminator franchise five years ago) proves quite adept at pulling off the many fistfights, gunfights, and car chases the story calls for (a marked improvement from his unfortunate Charlie's Angels films), he doesn't prove quite as skillful at weaving in the interpersonal stuff, which mostly falls flat.

However, the account settings were quite complicated, thus a skillful technician might be needed to help with creating accounts and resolving technical problems.

"It's one thing to see someone who is very skillful with cards and quite another to witness an effect and have just no idea what happens.

And, as ensured by Goddard's skillful script, so it quite pleasurably goes.