Sentence examples for admirable skills from inspiring English sources

Outstanding corporate executives have many admirable skills, but writing is typically not one of them.

It's clear, as you watch "A Catered Affair," that the narrative and the characters are beneath Doyle's admirable skills.

Yet her reluctance to use her admirable skills as a fiction writer is the book's one misstep.

Brandt's admirable skills as a researcher and analyst are in full flower here, though readers searching for courtroom drama and more human scale should refer to Richard Kluger's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Ashes to Ashes," a silkier, smoother narrative that tracked the tobacco wars up through the mid-1990s.

Those admirable skills do not alter the fact that he is, as far as I know, not a practicing ethnographer who has conducted fieldwork and written ethnographic texts.

Tania unlocked the door with admirable skill.

It's a difficult and admirable skill, but would get you hammered by many critics.

All the singers, instrumentalists and dancers performed with admirable skill and irresistible gusto.

But well-judged plagiarism can be a desirable, even an admirable, skill in a leader, as it is proving now.

But Rivka Galchen, a 32-year-old doctor, manages it with admirable skill in "Atmospheric Disturbances", her fiction debut.

Under the crisp direction of Lucie Tiberghien, the cast members flesh out their roles with admirable skill.