Sentence examples similar to utterly skilled from inspiring English sources
The three other actors — Andrew Weems, Birgit Huppuch and Debargo Sanyal — are just as skilled: utterly convincing and quickly erasing the "I'm a performer pretending to be disabled" taint such roles often carry.
What rickshaw pullers, especially, reminded me of was black Americans, in the sense that they are witty, acerbic, verbally skilled and utterly without illusions about their rulers".
The judges said she was "subtle, nuanced and utterly compelling, an incredibly skilled and extraordinary portrayal of an ordinary woman by an actor at the height of her powers".
Like any society they're held together by a loose sense of identity and values but also run the gamut between desperation and privilege, education and ignorance, supremely skilled and utterly useless, and total scumbags and total sweethearts.
It said Nevin was "highly skilled and gifted, utterly committed to Ulster, determined to be the best that he could be".
Their currencies were converted on a 1-to-1 ratio, a costly decision for the west that left the eastern Germans -- saddled with a decrepit infrastructure and a less skilled work force -- utterly unable to compete.
He said it was utterly disingenuous of the motion to claim that the highly-skilled, well-paid jobs which would be lost could be directly replaced by a defence diversification agency.
