Sentence examples similar to skillful blow from inspiring English sources
It served as the vehicle for skillful detailing in blown, painted, or cut ornament.
The film may not be as innovative or exciting as "The 400 Blows," but it is a skillful, craftsmanlike work.
Mr. Gruber's circus tent of a score ingeniously blends the sounds and colors of toy instruments and household items (tiny plastic saxophones, bird warblers, hose pipes, paper bags that get blown up and popped) with skillful writing for orchestra to create ethereal sonorities.
But Forrest was skillful on defense, preventing Mosley from landing any damaging blows.
In one of Csikszentmihalyi's studies on flow, people enjoyed a game of chess more if they played against someone who was slightly more skillful than they were, and that close games were more satisfying than blow-outs even blow-outs even who lost the match.
In "No Quarter," the historian Richard Slotkin makes similarly skillful use of the Battle of the Crater, in which black troops almost dealt a death blow to the Confederacy, but ended up being scapegoated for an infamous Union disaster.
By pushing our face into these questions, not by blowing up buildings or plundering comic book superheroes, Inarritu has emerged as the most interesting, entertaining, skillful and challenging director of the last decade.
Their strikes were skillful.
