Sentence examples for so skilfully that from inspiring English sources

His sentences are so beautiful, and he balances comedy with pathos so skilfully, that what he offers enters the realm of spiritual consolation.

I really liked this book, and love the way the author entwined two different worlds so skilfully that the protagonist has to pick a life in the end.

In last week's Film & Music, the Guardian heaped praise upon Spoon's seventh album, saying that the Austin alt-rockers "reshuffle their pack so skilfully that the same cards – guitar, bass, drums and keyboards – produce an array of different hands".

Indeed, it stretches the boundaries of their sound so skilfully that that the track that bears most resemblance to the Richey Edwards-era Manic Street Preachers – Sex, Power, Love and Money, a distant, shouty cousin of Generation Terrorists' Repeat (Stars and Stripes) – sounds a bit clunky by comparison.

In Sherbet Land, power slides were navigated and planned so skilfully that the players seemed at constant risk of overshooting, banging against walls – but the winner never did.

The Mantuan court theologian and poet, Cherubino Ferrari wrote that: "Both poet and musician have depicted the inclinations of the heart so skilfully that it could not have been done better.

The sad irony is that Gingrich is so gifted an orator, has so skilfully mastered that conservative Republican tactic of buzzwords before substance, that there are Americans, poor and middle-class, white Americans mainly, in the South, in the Midwest, in other economically strapped regions, who will vote for him.

Last week's poll was less violent than previous ones only because it was so skilfully rigged that ZANU thugs hardly needed to kill or torture anyone during the campaign (see article).

But I can't think of another novel that so skilfully uses cricket's particular morality to dramatise geopolitical as well as interpersonal conflicts.

He must do it so skilfully, so seamlessly, that visitors to the garden are never aware of it.

That Mr Bevan should receive no extra credit for having done his job so skilfully and with such responsibility that he frequently reached exacting targets with his Austalian side without being dismissed himself, may appear unjust even to long-suffering England fans!