Sentence examples for unusually skilled from inspiring English sources

Born into the imperial service, presumably the son of a painter, Daulat was an unusually skilled portraitist.

By this time, the experiments of Sue Savage-Rumbaughadadrawnwn the public's attention to Kanzi, a bonobo said to be unusually skilled at communicating with humans.

Many belong to that hardy genus Artista domestica, a group unusually skilled at foraging in urban frontiers, and long-known for sacrificing "normal" creature comforts in favor of other boons like low overhead and capacious, atmospheric habitats.

As an example of political stage-management, the Bush administration's handling of its Supreme Court brief in the Michigan affirmative action case was masterly, impressive even by the standards of a White House unusually skilled at spin control.

Those who claim they do not, researchers say, are simply unusually skilled at "blur interpretation," fooled by good guesswork into thinking they are exceptions to a universal biological rule.

And so the Pilgrims decided that they should pray to God for gravy, and they sent a letter inviting the good Rabbi Squanto, who was extremely helpful, and also unusually skilled at growing maize, for a rabbi, to lead them in their prayers.

We have an unusually experienced, skilled full-time staff.

But military officials said the yearlong pilot program brought an unusually well-educated and skilled cohort of immigrants into the armed services.

Tuckett's decision to portray the Tudor queen through dance was inspired by his conception of her as an unusually physical woman – sensuous, coquettish, brave and famously skilled at dancing.

Yellen is a brilliant economist, a skilled and consensus-building leader, and an unusually strong prognosticator.

By 1964 he was no longer described as "Little," and two years later his fervent delivery of the pounding soul of "Uptight (Everything's Alright)," which he also had written, suggested the emergence of both an unusually compelling performer and a composer to rival Motown's stable of skilled songwriters.