Sentence examples for skilful indeed from inspiring English sources

In bringing Smith's ideas to life, Mr Phillipson shows that his pencilwork is skilful indeed.

It is in that sense a very skilful accomplishment indeed; it is both stylish and witty, with the observations of the narrator upon his own performance lending strength and coherence to a plot as fragile - if not as transparent - as gauze.

"They're so skilful," some of the children said.

The first concerns council house sales: Thatcherism, "in some ways, was a highly skilful exercise in feigned egalitarianism – as indeed is capitalism itself …" The second helps explain the foreign-owned country we find ourselves in: "The prime minister was a patriot, but she was a capitalist first".

He was so strong, skilful and competitive.

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Or so James Macdonald's skilful production makes us believe.

Indeed, there seemed to be plenty of much more skilful and dedicated scientists who were already struggling to survive from year to year.

So I have become like a skilful, expert plumber".

Although Mussolini did indeed seek to manipulate and control Italians, the people were at least equally skilful at adapting fascism to their own needs.Fascism's achievements, both negative and positive, have been consistently exaggerated.

Yet Mr Zeng is an ambitious and skilful politician, whereas Mr Hu has distinguished himself only by ploddingly carrying out his duties.The power Mr Zeng enjoys, indeed flaunts, is widely resented.