Sentence examples for author's skill from inspiring English sources

But they're not simply further evidence of the author's skill.

Such is the author's skill that from the first page this premise seems utterly believable.

"The crucial factors," writes Crick, "are an author's skill, diligence, and fair-mindedness".

There is, however, no doubt about the author's skill in making accessible the philosophical controversies in his story, especially the debates between Bohr and Einstein.

Justified doesn't just bring Elmore Leonard's characters to life in a way that – Jackie Brown and Out Of Sight aside – no other drama has managed, the show also captures the author's skill in changing tone between darkness and light.

The reader is hooked, if not necessarily convinced, by the author's skill with fiction's useful spring mechanism (less employed nowadays) of "what's next?" As for the second distance, North addresses his story not to us but to a listener who passes it along.

It harnesses the author's skills as a journalist in a lucid and accessible introduction to Hayek's work.

She deconstructs the novels to their author's skills and preoccupations, and shows how her fiction is put together.

It showcases its author's skills as an observer and her uncanny ability to render on the page exactly what it's like to be a teenage girl, trying to navigate the merciless social hierarchy at school, while pouring all her yearnings into the impossible dream of somehow, someday becoming Mrs. David Cassidy and moving to Los Angeles.

The author's skill-weights approach assumes that all skills (including knowledge) are of a general nature but that the combination in which they occur in an occupation is more or less specific.

Marvelling at the author's skills at public speaking seems to be the primary objective of a book festival.