Sentence examples for skillful enough to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heifner's shortcut version of three lost souls is skillful enough to be somehow reflective.

But descents can also work in favor of those who are bold and skillful enough to attack them.

He was tough enough to be Messier's bodyguard and skillful enough to put the puck in the net.

Griffith, too, had his prejudices, and in "The Birth of a Nation" he was skillful enough to make them virulent, where DeMille's could only be lurid.

Because his songs rely so heavily on looped samples and relentless, machine-made rhythms, Reznor has had to find musicians skillful enough to play along with lockstep noise.

At several points in the conversation, Mr. Scrushy says Mr. Owens is skillful enough to devise a way out of the situation.

Mr. Eagling is a skillful enough choreographer, although prone to laziness; if you see a sequence once, you know you will see it repeated to the other side soon enough, and maybe once more for luck.

Writing precise queries against biological DBs is usually left to a programmer skillful enough in complex DB query languages like SQL.

But there are some bands that are either skillful or lucky enough to get it right on the first try.

For Chivas USA, Trujillo combines with Bornstein to give the club's coach, Preki, a pair of diminutive wing defenders who are often challenged physically by the opposition, but are skillful and flexible enough to present the opposition problems when going forward.

Most of the art is skillful enough, but the show abounds in inertly composed still lifes, laughable allegories and preciously romantic self-portraits, most of them looking glazed by decades of exposure to tobacco smoke.