Sentence examples for whose skillful from inspiring English sources

Dr. Marks was an extraordinarily productive and devoted surgeon whose skillful work helped thousands of patients.

Chesley B. Sullenberger III, the pilot whose skillful emergency landing, necessitated by a flock of geese that had disabled both of the plane's engines, was christened in some quarters the "Miracle on the Hudson".

On May 29 , 2014 at the Peninsula Hotel in New York, Bradley met with Ali Soufan, a former F.B.I. agent whose skillful interrogation of Al Qaeda members had led to the identification of the 9/11 hijackers.

January 14 , 1897Potsdam, Germany September 24 , 1978Austria Hasso, baron of Manteuffel, (born Jan . 14 , 1897Potsdam, Ger. died Sept. 24, 1978, Tyrol, Austria), German military strategist whose skillful deployment of tanks repeatedly thwarted Allied offensives in World War II.

Here, Robinson is played by Chadwick Boseman, a skillful actor whose skill is needed to convey the psychological torment kept entirely on the sidelines in Robinson's own movie.

Susan Choi, whose quietly skillful first novel, "The Foreign Student," recounted dislocations in the life of a young Korean translator, could not have timed the arrival of her second any better.

Gone, too, is the staff, whose friendly service and skillful advice made Gorsart a household name, at least in some households.

Yet Mr. Jennings also has a reputation as a skillful broadcaster whose air of authority and quick thinking in live situations cannot be easily beaten.

An Oregon-based education group, whose deep pockets and skillful maneuvering made it a surprising powerhouse player in Springfield earlier this year, is regrouping after an embarrassing outburst by its founder forced a leadership shuffle within the organization.

Nothing so grave has happened to Alaa Al Aswany, whose "Yacoubian Building," a skillful page-turner with a winning cast of characters, takes on the subjects of class oppression, government corruption, torture in prison, the rise of fundamentalism, and the Egyptian state's propensity to push even profoundly decent but poor young men to religious extremism and, ultimately, to killing.

A polished, frequently charming work whose great strength is its skillful integration of song and story but whose nagging (and rather interesting) weakness is how it begs the question of its own worth.