Sentence examples for well handled so from inspiring English sources

Since by and large everything's been so well handled so far, I'm willing to give Burr the benefit of the doubt.

As the dig deepens, bringing up evidence of both the glory and the horror of Spartan civilisation (all of this very well handled), so the resemblance between the five and the ancient Spartans themselves - in particular their elite killer-squads, the Crypteia or "Hidden Ones" - begins to seem less and less of a coincidence.

The Giants could not finish off a wounded ace, but even in losing, they showed again what has made them so much tougher than the Reds and the Dodgers and the others the Phillies have handled so well.

Snake Ropes is partly an extended meditation on trauma and healing, and the trauma is handled so well that the reader is exactly as upset as she needs to be to follow through.

A middle eastern immigrant economist this summer of how he made over 200 unsuccessful job applications in Denmark before he was finally given a job in a bank - a job he handled so well that he is today in a high position in a British bank.

The lead-in, the punchline and the execution of the whole scene is handled so well that it might be one of the show's most memorable ever".

What's still surprising is how well a novice movie director handled so many of the standard thirties tricks and caricatures — the device of the alternative newspaper headlines, for example, and the stock explosive, hand-waving Italian opera coach (well played by Fortunio Bonanova).

But it is all so well handled that the fantasy seems real: one might encounter such a scene outside of a dream.

It's a shame that, with the emotional side of Danny's story so well handled, the intricacies of the plotting couldn't compete.

March 15 2015 A musical about how artists find inspiration in the everyday is a good idea, but it's not so well handled in this enervating yet at times strangely compelling piece.

Most of the material we see from traditional publishers is so well handled that it's only when we see badly-presented content it strikes us that publishing is more difficult than it looks.