Sentence examples for skillful reading from inspiring English sources

If there has been a common denominator to Boras's Dodger deals, it is his skillful reading of the team's circumstances and his ability to perhaps exploit the decision-makers' lack of experience.

The authors are indebted to Christelle Barraclough (Genomics Platform) for assistance in microarray experiments and to Roswitha Rehm for skillful reading of the manuscript.

There is some irony in the fact that Pääbo's answer will have to wait until we get more skillful at reading our own genome.

Baldacci writes a lot of books but when an author is this skillful it is nice to have a multitude of reading treasures each year.

Dick Balzer, a long-time BP consultant, and probably the most skillful person I have ever seen at reading the room, uses this to perfection.

The individuals in the stories you are about to read were naturally skillful silo-colliders.

A towering figure in 20th-century lierature, Beckett is approached largely through his plays, prose and poetry, read by such skillful interpreters as Jack McGowran, Billie Whitelaw and Patrick Magee.

The paintings are no less interesting or skillful, and may still be read as the painterly "outflow of a tormented" soul.

She recommended workshops for Mrs. Flynn to attend and books to read, especially "The Skillful Teacher" (Research for Better Teaching, 1997) by Jon Saphier and Robert Gower, something of a bible for the county's consulting teachers.

And Bukowski is best read as a very skillful genre writer.

This is a book every student of antislavery, women's, and Civil War history will read with profit". "With skillful writing rooted in exemplary research, Bonnie Laughlin-Schultz explores the complex relationships of a family constituted by and for abolition.