Sentence examples for truly skillful from inspiring English sources

Joseph McCarthy was at the height of his power by then; a truly skillful Red scare movie could have been expected to make money.

But there are only a small percentage of money managers who are truly skillful.

He was truly attentive and skillful, and could keep going for as long as I wanted, and beyond.

"Quando l'uomo" is a solo work that contains the truly surprising provocative imagery and skillful dramatic pacing that are Mr. Fabre's great gifts — and at a running time of 50 minutes, it comes without the numbing repetition and sometimes gratuitous excesses of his larger-scale works.

And, as Williams pointed out to Lauer, it would have been truly unfair to Lester Holt, a skillful, professional anchorman, who stepped in without missing a beat and took on the job of "temporary" anchor when Williams was suspended.

Alfredo was truly bonkers, but he was also a skillful and manipulative liar.

Tourre's other lawyer, Chepiga, saved Tourre from his one truly dangerous moment in the trial with her skillful cross-examination of a key S.E.C. witness.

So the regular guy isn't so regular after all – but now he's on the other side, unembarrassable and skillful enough to turn his eye-popping biography into truly fantastic stand-up, as Richard Pryor did all those years ago.

Leslie Gelb, president of the Council on Foreign Relations and a close friend of Holbrooke's, says: "To achieve truly important things you have to be willing to put your personal reputation on the line in a very skillful way, and Dick is one of the few people I've met in my life who has the courage to do that.

The skillfulness response scale in the survey ranged from "1 = not at all skillful" to "4 = very skillful".

Their strikes were skillful.