masterful

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• Appel was masterful, throwing six scoreless innings, walking just one and striking out six, looking every bit like a pitcher ready to help Philadelphia down the stretch.

• It’s a lovely book by a deep thinker and a masterful storyteller.

• Describing in detail each and every addition would be a masterful feat, one that would take far too long to read.

• Even at his age, CP3 is still a masterful orchestrator, pulling defenders this way and that with a shoulder-shrug here, a head nod there or a momentary flick of his eyes in one direction or another.

• As he concludes his masterful book, “Whatever you think about the company — and the man — that controls so much of our economic reality in the third decade of the twenty-first century, there is no turning back now.”

• Dear Thief is worthy of the abused critical adjectives philosophical, atmospheric, and masterful.

• Washington, a truly masterful storyteller, grew up in what he calls “a wacky cult”—the Worldwide Church of God.

• The pageant did achieve the dubious honor of becoming a masterful example of "show" versus "tell."

• The scenes between Redmayne and Jones where the latter party struggles to pull him away from the edge are masterful.

• “When I first met Ed, I thought he was a peculiar guy, but when I got my hands on the book, it was masterful,” Osse said.

• The somewhat full double chin, and the carriage of her head, gave her a look.