Adroit used in a sentence

Adroit in a sentence as an adjective

I'm sure smarter people could think of more adroit solutions.

I usually say "is" or "is now", but "gets" I think is a more adroit phrasing.

Could be just me and my obviously adroit digits though :p

Trevor Noah's attempt at explaining this is very straightforward but adroit.

I think Github is very adroit at extracting value from other people's open source coding.

AMD's chiplet approach would be particularly adroit at exploiting this.

Tech executives know how to hire engineers and designers; they’re less adroit at recruiting editors or producers.

I do enjoy being able to focus on things which would normally be near impossible for me otherwise, but I certainly feel less creative and mentally adroit when medicated.

Also, last year, witnessed some adroit customer service across the street involving oxycontin, an overdose of some sort, and assurances that the oxycontin was legit.

Veepal being an adroit eCommerce solution provider suggests some of the technical liabilities which you need to fulfill for a successful online business.

You could spend your time becoming adroit in your Schema definition et al or you could spend your time pondering about the general subject in more depth and even rejecting the conventional wisdom.

Writing about a very very charged and divisive social phenomenon and putting out a meta-conception that casts a better light in a very adroit, objective angle.

I'm pretty terrible at working with my hands in the manner described, but this was one of the most enjoyable, well-written and rhetorically adroit articles I have ever seen linked on HN.

Having seen how journalists will blow hundreds of dollars on proprietary but basic scraping and processing software, I wouldn't be surprised if the software was an adroit use of NLP with OCR, but nothing out-of-this-world fancy.