Sentence examples for such a skillful from inspiring English sources
"Late Registration" succeeds, despite his self-involvement, largely because he is such a skillful entertainer.
In 1717 the rebel Whigs were a serious threat in large part because Walpole was such a skillful House-of-Commons politician.
Embalmers and other technicians did such a skillful job that when they were done he looked better than he had in the months before he died.
Mr. Lauren is such a skillful manipulator of the senses, primarily by working within a narrow range of somber colors and classic shapes, that the familiar becomes desirable.
At the time of his signing, few in Mexico's media believed that such a big guy could play in such a skillful, technical league.
But change will hurt some, as it always does in a crowded city that practices such a skillful form of urban efficiency that every square inch has at least one claim on it.
Repeated attention, or practice, results in a cumulative effect on memory and enables activities such as a skillful performance on a musical instrument, the recitation of a poem, and reading and understanding words on a page.
A word about Ms. O'Connell: She has made little impact for such a smart, skillful practitioner of the mystery-writing arts.
When asked what it was that made him such an incredibly skillful player, Wayne Gretzky, arguably the most successful hockey player of all time, responded that while most players skate to where the puck is on the ice, he thinks ahead and skates to "where the puck is going to be".
According to this code, it is an ethical lapse not to eat meat, perhaps even human flesh, the logic being that in certain specific and unusual circumstances, in a person at this stage of development, such behavior would constitute a skillful means to benefit others.
The refusal of a skillful filmmaker such as Kelly Reichardt, the director of "Meek's Cutoff" (which, I should emphasize, is a well-crafted, coherent, and engaging film) to seek to unfold the inner lives of her characters reflects another refusal: to reflect her own presence, her own life, in her movies.
