Sentence examples for skillful readers from inspiring English sources
Skillful readers retrain their visual system so they see written words as wholes, not collections of individual letters.
A skillful reader plus a knowledgeable listener can add up to an instructive encounter.
But as "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" so powerfully demonstrated, leading a reader -- even an already skillful reader -- step by careful step through the routines of the best pros can yield dramatically better-tasting food.
The reader gets skillful at speed-reading these identical scrolls of bombast, accelerating through their falsities and imprecisions, keen for the noisy lies to end so that the slightly quieter dubieties of the plot might surface.
He was a skillful sailor, photographer, and a reader who loved to share his passion for literature with everyone he touched.
He was a regular reader of biographies and, he knew, a skillful writer.
Every Last One by Anna Quindlen Quindlen's skillful novel unfolds with grace and ease as the reader gets to know the Latham family.
There is an aura of melancholy about Kissinger's account, and a reader can easily be drawn in by the skillful storytelling.
Some readers will tire of this high nonsense, however, despite its skillful orchestration and period authenticity.
Rarely do you see such skillful manipulation by anonymous sources whose policy agenda is never revealed to readers.
Most readers have been told that the German military was the most operationally skillful and that Soviet battlefield strategy was leaden and unimaginative in comparison.
