Sentence examples for a skill one from inspiring English sources

Much like plumbing, making good pop is often really just a skill, one that depends more on knack, graft and luck than on inner turmoil.

Beyond that, being good at politics is a skill – one that Trump does not appear to possess.

He noted that "the book is put together with a skill one would expect from Mr. Fleming", which leads to something that is "very entertaining reading".

The scientists from the Center for the Investigation of Healthy Minds, who were with the Dalai Lama in Madison, referred to well-being very specifically as a skill, one that has to be continually practiced and developed.

Great hiring is a skill, one that frequently is not the strong suit of the typical entrepreneur.

In "Together: The Rituals, Pleasures, and Politics of Cooperation" (Yale), Richard Sennett argues that coöperation is a skill — one that, until recently, all adults were forced to learn.

When one acquires a practical skill, one learns how to do something.

It's a rare skill, one that overtly lyrics-first rappers have trouble nailing down.

When Jon Favreau became the youngest ever White House chief speechwriter in 2008, he was lauded for capturing the vocal style and cadences of President Obama – an excellent skill, one might think, for a playwright creating convincing words to reveal the motives and convictions of a central character.

This was a fundamental urban skill, one that helped promote social harmony.

As self-assessment can be seen as a complex cognitive skill, one of the key words in developing this skill is sufficient practice (van Merriënboer and Kirschner 2007).