adroitness

And with equal adroitness, thus driven, on the means of murder?

The television judges practice common sense, which lawyers see as a challenge to their adroitness.

If so the fact says little for the elegance or adroitness of scholarly writing.

To her, it wasn't the amount so much as the adroitness of the sting.

He arranged it with what he felt sure was adroitness.

He is widely admired in police professional organizations for his political adroitness and vision.

Adroitness assesses the ability to regulate your own behavior in order to get what you want from others.

Puss in the corner is a children's game of speed and adroitness for five players.

Despite the adroitness of the Egyptian plan, the background noise is not encouraging.

Till quite lately that adroitness made for a disconcerting art.

During this war he showed much energy and steadiness, but also a remarkable lack of adroitness.

But he gave the unknown writer high marks for adroitness and thoroughness.

Mallory, sensing victory, spoke up with an adroitness that surprised even himself.

The fishermen had landed him with the same adroitness they had shown before.

He displayed great adroitness in handling men and matters.

He is best known for his adroitness with the famous Cups and Balls.

The bill passed between them with the kind of mysterious adroitness shown at a magician's convention.

Adroitness (personality trait), ability to handle a difficult or highly sensitive situation.

For this blatant display of adroitness, he was instantly demoted.

How strange to watch a political figure so singularly lacking in charm and adroitness, especially an American.

We have to deal not only with adroitness, but also with forethought."

With gentleness and great adroitness she soon had my hair a smooth-flowing cascade.

The first ambush team was taken down with a speed and adroitness that took Lockwood's breath away.

Then it was that Joe showed wonderful adroitness.

He acquitted himself of this mission with adroitness.