Sentence examples for was adroit from inspiring English sources
adjective
Dexterous, deft or skillful
Pegler was adroit at milking disparities.
He was a talented writer and was adroit in the manipulation of public opinion.
At the same time, the artist was adroit enough to continue to receive commissions from the Roman Catholic Church.
As a choreographer of others, she is still developing, and although in "The Blues Project," the direction of dancers through space was adroit, seldom was it poetically resonant.
The decision reflected Mr. Bush's desire for someone who was adroit in Washington ways and could help him in the White House.
But in that week, after enjoying an hour's audience with Blair, Rawnsley wrote: "The speech Mr Blair delivered to Parliament was adroit and cogent; his treatment of those who would appease or apologise for Saddam was suitably scathing".
Mr. Clinton's comments in India have been adroit.
The United States must therefore be adroit as well as strong.
The state has been adroit at turning anything connected to minerals to its advantage.
Several of Carter's recent diplomatic ventures have been adroit and in some case's successful.
The big unknown is whether the Chinese leadership can be adroit enough to maintain domestic stability.
