Sentence examples for so skillful that from inspiring English sources

He was so skillful that you thought he was just talking".

Leonard is so skillful that he avoids head-on collisions, but that doesn't mean the turn was a good idea.

Heavy issues, but her touch is so skillful that she finds redeeming features in even her wickedest characters, and comedy even in violence and cruelty.

Moore is so skillful that she turned masochism into a hip form of defiance: "Do it to me," Frannie says, in effect.

Sometimes, however, Hwang's neat, tight scripts are so skillful that they feel as though the life had been squeezed out of them — and all that's left is a scattering of great one-liners in search of a play.

All the flicks I've done, people are always going, 'Wow, he's not a really good visual stylist -- his films tend to be about dialogue.' Well, this film is all about dialogue, too, but nobody ever calls Zinnemann on the fact that it's not visually popping because he's so skillful that he's able to tell the story in a way that, despite all the dialogue, it doesn't feel static.

The description in Matthew Hayes's letter, written to the police shortly after the killings, fits the prosecution's portrayal of the defendant, who was convicted this month of capital murder, as a con man so skillful at manipulation that the remorse he expressed could not be trusted.

He was so skillful at generating coverage that his colleagues in the New York delegation invented a new term: to be upstaged on an issue was to be "Schumed".

And these commercial commandos are so skillful at extracting it that the poor lambs think each purchase is all their own idea.

One recent arrival at Camp Croft proved so skillful at it, from the very first day, that his sergeant broke down and complimented him.

But Mr. Corbett had certainly given no indication in his previous series, "Northern Exposure," that he could be such a sexy leading man, or so skillful at expressing romantic anguish.