Sentence examples for unerring skill from inspiring English sources

But Laughton had to make the choices, and he did so with unerring skill.

This was also expressionism put to use with unerring skill as a commentary on the social hypocrisy of the time.

Caulfield began by drawing in the props with unerring skill – a table, a lamp, a bunch of grapes, their shapes essentialised in concise black outline.

Fung Sheng tosses it at his victims with the requisite unerring skill, and beheads them so quickly that he'd make Ron Popeil -- the late-night television slice-and-dice pitchman -- weep with envy.

In fact, if you watch the match again, you'll see that Charlton not only started the extra-time move that led to the fourth goal, feeding Kidd on the right wing from the halfway line, but finished it with such unerring skill that Kenneth Wolstenholme in the BBC commentary box cried "brilliant effort... ohhh, what football this is by United".

All these years later, the imagery and musical dialogue resound with the unerring skill of a master.

Because the image of floppy-haired Josh taking down the high-powered Aol exec was so hilarious, we thought about some other situations in history where Josh's mad interviewing skills and unerring, bloodthirsty quest for the truth could have come in handy.

Lydia possessed outstanding listening skills and had an unerring sense of when to enter the conversation to make her point.

Truman always boasted that he had 95% total recall of conversations he was privy to (though sometimes he forgot and said it was 93%) but certainly his visual perceptions were unerring - this coupled with a love of history, gossip, character and a skill at putting all this to words that in his memoir brings Brooklyn Heights to life as vividly as any landscape Truman ever undertook to survey.

In 2003 Piotr Kaminsky wrote in Mille et un opéras of Massenet's skill in translating French text into flexible melodic phrases, his exceptional orchestral virtuosity, combining sparkle and clarity, and his unerring theatrical instinct.

The sensibility is unerring.