Sentence examples for a quite different skill from inspiring English sources

That Nasreen is possibly not a good writer at all (the ability to produce lacerating online flame posts is a quite different skill than writing novels) seems borne out not only by her peers reacting without warmth to her writing; Lasdun tells us that he went on to introduce Nasreen to his literary agent, who turned her down.

Despite their similarities, says Brendan Jennings, who co-supervised the two during their Ph.D. projects (each had a second supervisor in their fields of expertise) the twins started out with quite different skills.

Words that kill Divide and fall Making companies work Dead man walking Reprints Related items Corporate governance: The shareholders' revoltOct 23rd 2003 Tough at the topOct 23rd 2003Of course, successfully picking the leader of a big public company has always been tricky, because the job requires at least two quite different skills.

This dichotomy between design with graphics and programming with text divides the users of such systems into two groups with quite different skills.

This argument is the crux of Mischel's treatise: Self-control comes naturally to some — and the rest can learn it, but the motivation to use this skill in a situation is a quite different matter.

Without his compositions, his legacy of recordings as a conductor, his writings on music and his administrative skill and drive, the musical scene today would be of a quite different order.

Rockefeller recounted a quite different conversation.

But then a quite different noise.

Second Life is a quite different beast.

Yet Associated Newspapers takes a quite different view.

Other papers presented a quite different picture.