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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arts skills" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to skills related to the arts, such as painting, music, or theater, but it is better to use a more standard expression.
Example: "She has developed impressive arts skills through years of practice in various creative disciplines."
Alternatives: "artistic skills" or "skills in the arts".
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That's where Reese's investigative and martial arts skills come in.
Henan Province brought monks from the Shaolin Temple who demonstrated their martial arts skills.
Later, Mr. Sakai was asked to explain the martial arts skills listed on his résumé, including ninjitsu.
But those who have been part of the program said it had done far more than merely develop arts skills.
Of course they barely have a plot, let alone a script, and it doesn't help that Mr. Shepard lacks martial arts skills.
And yet, in a roundabout, academic fashion, the university president did imply that liberal arts skills are both translatable and necessary to all things in life.
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And good martial-arts skills.
Like Mr. Chan, Mr. Li, a veteran of Hong Kong cinema, possesses true martial-arts skills.
There are euphoric action sequences in which Sun Bak, the Korean sensate, deploys her acrobatic martial-arts skills.
She's a world-famous diva with the chutzpah of Beyoncé and the martial-arts skills of Jackie Chan.
"If somebody's grabbing me, trying to jam me, I can get off pretty quick," Toomer said Wednesday when asked if his martial-arts skills translated to football.
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