Sentence examples for a difficult skill from inspiring English sources
Mostly, though, he believes in explaining a difficult skill in ways hitters can comprehend.
This is a difficult skill and one which takes time to master.
If you're a deep thinker, or what some people might lazily call neurotic, closing your eyes and keeping them shut is a difficult skill to master.
Like Mr. Cecere, she reasoned that pressure would be eased for a young child learning a difficult skill on the fly.
I shall tell you what is a difficult skill: piloting one ton of rampaging water buffalo in a race over 110 metres at speeds of up to 50 kilometres an hour.
In one, a Polish musician was playing Bach on the guitar using a finger hammering technique (in itself a very difficult skill: I have dabbled in classical guitar so I have some inkling).
It's a very difficult skill, and arguably demands as much dedication as a sport such as golf if you're to reach the top.
You have to learn how to play to 30 people - that's a really difficult skill.
And the art of listening is a very difficult skill and it's something that I really try to get better at and it's been a really interesting process making this film because it's really challenged my ability to listen.
