skilful
[ˈskɪlfl]
Definition:
1. Having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude.
'skilful' example sentence:
- Error analysis and skilful application.
- Such is the theory of the skilful.
- The problem is rather complicated and needs careful and skilful handling.
- Is the most skilful man with a woman, I would responsibly.
- The skilful way in which American football has been sold to Europe is a good example of how all sports will develop.
- He was skilful at sketching. Suddenly, Abe suggested to go skiing.
- Thanks to her skilful handling of the affair, the problem was averted.
- That tailor is very skilful.
- He is widely regarded as Hungary's most skilful politician.
- And they used English in a very skilful and imaginative may.
- On Skilful Combination of Engineering Management Theory and On-the-spot Construction Management.
- He was a skilful debater, and his calculated sarcasm went home. His opponent flushed under the attack.
- He's not very skilful with his chopsticks [ at using chopsticks].
- With the help of skilful gerrymandering, the Party has never lost an election since.
- Skilful employees are vital to the success of any company.
- They acquired the skilful use of certain pictorial conventions.
- Skilful Application of Framework and Directional Chart Design in Authorware.
- Often, the search for a skilful manager turns out to be a wild-golden-goose chase.
- The skilful miller killed millions of lions with his ski.
- However skilful a bank is in the assessment and management of risks, losses may still occur.
- Skilful Usage of "Agree" and "Disagree" in English Business Negotiation.
- His skilful direction saved the play from being an unqualified.
- You cannot be skilful unless you can understand things, unless you can see possibilities and explore them.
- And Chenaniah, chief of the Levites, was for song: he instructed about the song, because he was skilful.
- When you're skilful and knowledgeable, you get to deal with people of similar backgrounds and tastes.
- Advertisers are skilful at creating the impression of loudness through their expert use of such factors.
- Dogs have long been considered a human's best friend—but over the years they've really proved how skilful they can be.
- Soon they became very skilful in answering such questions.
- United provided a fine exhibition of skilful and exciting football.
- A skilful driver can hold off an opponent by adopting a 'defensive' driving style.
- Only the most skilful pilots are employed by airlines.
- But employers do not care: farmers want cheap Labour, and rich families need skilful foreign gardeners and housekeepers.
- Unless a driver ACTS to correct it quickly with skilful use of steering and throttle it can result in a spin.
- And also, they have very skilful players.
- He's not very skilful with his chopsticks [at using chopsticks].
- It is particularly difficult to know whether a manager is skilful rather than lucky.
- However, high standard games are still being shown everyday after school by passionate and skilful players.
- If our help does not help increase their compassion and wisdom (including appreciation), our help could be not skilful enough.
- The book surveys shelf after shelf of the economics literature but in such skilful hands it does not feel like a dutiful trip to the library.
- The new method caught on and many peasants became very skilful at it.
- The usual reply is to get a job, have a successful career, or to become skilful with your hands or with your mind.
- Here the sages are not, as yet, separated from the skilful, but they begin to be distrustful.
- How often have you been lucky or skilful enough to hole in one?
- Skilful Search for Business Information Online.
- It would take a skilful pencil to bring Smith to life, warned one of his friends.
- I complimented her on her skilful performance.
- You will get more skilful at this job as you go along.
- Person who is skilful and alert in financial matters.
- The diplomat was skilful in negotiations.
- The more you practise, the more skilful you'll become.
- I'm skilful in ink and wash.
- Players as skilful as this are a rare breed.
- He actually is quite a skilful campaigner.
- She was a skilful speaker who knew how to work a crowd.