Sentence examples for author's prowess from inspiring English sources

The author's prowess as a rapper comes across in extended sections of punchy free verse.

Steve Petherbridge calls Joyce "peerless and ageless" and highlights The Dead and Eveline as shining examples of the author's prowess.

Some parts of this are inevitably more absorbing than others, but it is all completely convincing, without ever becoming an exercise in demonstrating the author's prowess as a researcher.

"From the beginning, IBM had a concept of itself as an institution, not just a technology company," says Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a professor at Harvard Business School and author of "SuperCorp", a book partially about IBM's prowess.

"Andrew's prowess is legendary".

Mr. Cohen's prowess is not unrivaled, however.

(So that explains Alan Greenspan's prowess!).

Andrew's prowess is legendary," he added.

The author's humility and humor regarding her own lack of athletic prowess when she's in the company of hard-core thrill fanatics keeps this book safely off the shelves of self-improvement... View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Charles Bethea By Larissa MacFarquhar.

The notion that the First World War could be a triumph for Canadian imperialism is an ironic one that so many citizens of such a sparsely populated nation, not known for its colonial prowess, relocated to Europe to participate in the war serves to emphasize the large scale (i.e., significance) of the conflict, rather than the author's positive view of its impact.

The authors of the PROWESS SHOCK study themselves concluded that they cannot explain the inconsistency between their findings and the reduction of mortality at 28 days that was observed in the PROWESS study.