Sentence examples for skillfully enough from inspiring English sources

Auchincloss fired back, skillfully enough, at the critics who found his work narrow.

Both were able to move the robotic arm and hand skillfully enough to pick up foam objects.

But Sharon may have picked his historical moment well enough, and maneuvered his allies and enemies skillfully enough, to impose it.

Ms. Hawley said she thought the F.B.I. did not work the case aggressively or skillfully enough at first, and the new book concurs.

We had to wait more than a year to find out, but Vince Gilligan, the show's creator, had built his story skillfully enough that those thirteen months welled up with meaning.

He composes columns skillfully enough to mix several of these subjects in a single entry, like "Memory Laps," which begins with swimming, then segues into how his Greek grandmother came to live with his family after she was hit by a truck.

This many-layered screen adaptation of Ruth Rendell's novel "Tree of Hands" skillfully interweaves enough characters and themes to fill three movies.

One argument against hedge fund index investing holds that FOF managers skillfully select enough good managers to outperform indices.

Directed by Jean-Pierre Marois, "Live Virgin" may not be a great comedy, but it is skillfully plotted and outrageous enough to keep the laughs coming right up until a sappy ending that is the only cop-out in an otherwise nervy movie.

But if you write the employment history section skillfully, you can include enough about your skills that you don't need a separate section.

By skillfully pacing himself, he managed to summon enough power in the big moments to be heard over the thick orchestrations, though James Levine, an astute accompanist of singers as well as a great Wagner conductor, helped out by keeping the instrumental textures light and clear wherever possible.