Sentence examples for so skilled that from inspiring English sources

Which told me that this kind of body-focused dressing seems to affect the perception of musical skills". But, as Davis pointed out, the 24-year-old pianist is so skilled that could hardly qualify as an issue.

They are so skilled that everybody wants the puck.

And she's so skilled that men are soon lining up and insisting on her special services.

"Very few people are so skilled that they can't be replaced by a younger, more current practitioner," he said.

The kitchen is so skilled that even the buttermilk-steamed chicken breast ($29) transcended its strange-sounding preparation.

Avery is a skilled player, agitations aside, but not so skilled that it would explain how much better the Rangers do with him than without him.

He was so skilled at this that he could ride a bike and play sports and even video games.

Peak performance or "flow"—involves both types of thinking, because with effort (slow) we can become so skilled at something that it becomes almost automatic (fast), leaving us open to responding quickly and creatively to new information.

Mr. Salonen, with his vast experience as a conductor, is so skilled at orchestration that every piece he writes, including this concerto, has a brilliant surface and wondrous sound.

Oliver is a master of tone and timing — I've often marvelled that the show's writing is so well suited to his voice, and that he's so skilled at delivering it, that he seems to be thinking aloud, just talking, when he's actually performing an aria of high-grade "Thick of It -style sweary It -styleon.

(Naomi Watts is so skilled at showing pain that you may have forgotten how funny she can be).