Sentence examples for Cultivated skill from inspiring English sources

In a famous example, he showed how Italians knew how to appraise the volume of a barrel by sight, and how artists played to this carefully cultivated skill.

His carefully cultivated skill at working the fair day and night to generate buzz for his books has been an important factor in the success of his small company, Grove/Atlantic, a literary publisher that is one of the few remaining midsize American publishers not owned by a media giant.

Daoist simplicity stimulated Chan's abandonment of Buddhist theory and was accompanied by another traditional Daoist feature the emphasis on total absorption in practice of a highly cultivated skill.

This is much, much harder to do than people realize; in fact, it's a highly cultivated skill that is extremely time-consuming.

The new ruling groups cultivated skills for administering and integrating non-kin-related groups.

Honda has cultivated skills in European styling and marketing as well as multinational manufacturing.

ScottishPower and SSE have helped, by cultivating skills in the sector and drawing in contractors, such as Gamesa.

Managing stress over the long-term requires cultivating skills that help you turn changes, stresses, and challenges into opportunities.

Only by cultivating skills in evaluating the qualitative aspects of our living world can we begin to progress towards more robust exploration of the urban environment.

Individuals should cultivate skills, such as idea generation, where humans currently have the comparative advantage, and select job types that are not so subject to the head-to-head race against machines.

As part of her Career development award, her goal is to cultivate skills to design interventions that will reduce harmful pollutant exposures during periods when children engage in physical activity.