Sentence examples for classical skill from inspiring English sources

I hope that when Lyndsey Turner's Barbican production is officially unveiled to the press, it will not be judged simply as a test of Cumberbatch's classical skill: Frankenstein alone proved he had the lungs for the part.

The sublimity of his mature art is the application of classical skill and aristocratic taste to modern and plebeian subjects, often framed with the off-center casualness of a passing glance.

We teach people classical skills and technique".

"There is a classical skills mismatch for many of the jobs," said Dr. Curvin, who has taught economic development at Rutgers University.

Its head chef, Jeremy Coste, is not a traditional Polynesian chef, so applies his classical skills to the dish.

A wave of small-scale, independent initiatives is leading a shift from self-referential conceptualism and production-line output toward a rediscovery of accessibility and classical skills.

The venue, called Artisan Social Designer, showcases works by artists who use classical skills — like blowing glass, metal work, macramé, embroidery or carpentry — to create sleek, contemporary objects.

"With Doug's Albin you get 10 performances for the price of one, because he has the deep theatrical training and classical skills to attack the layers of this character.

I wanted to be able to have the classical skills of a painter before I did anything with it.

Motivated by Heckman's call and by these encouraging findings, large-scale studies conducted under the auspices of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) have become increasingly interested in including personality and other non-cognitive skills in addition to the classical cognitive skill measures.

Both the classical animal toxicology skills and futuristic pharmacometric skills are in huge demand but short supply.