Sentence examples for cultivated ability from inspiring English sources

Both have at their core a dogmatic asseveration of their "special," cultivated ability of direct (not mediated by language or reasons) access to the single, correct, dao which cannot be cast in the form of "fixed" principles.

As he did in September in the shows introducing that record, Mr. Feinstein threw off the mantle of goody-good piano bar crooner to strut his assiduously cultivated abilities as a swinging big-band lounge singer hurling romantic aggression into the air.

But they deliberate and choose with others about a public agenda, and in so doing they cultivate abilities to form a conception of a common good, to take principled stands, to exchange reasons with others, and to learn from others.

Patients came to doctors and doctors cultivated the ability to predict what would happen.

Throughout her school years, teachers recognized and cultivated her ability to draw and paint.

Dr. Zhou's experiences of working on farms and in factories cultivated his ability to endure hardships and his dedication to the development of science.

We want to see that they've cultivated an ability to forge strategic cross-functional relationships.

We need leaders who have cultivated their ability to see the "whole," and so can take action that benefits the whole -- including themselves, and not only themselves.

I had already performed quite a bit in high school, but I really cultivated my abilities during this time.

Which brings us to Unstated Rule No. 2: you should cultivate an ability to overlook the idiocy of your superiors.

Students learning new types of visual communication should cultivate their ability to comprehend media technology and create interaction using it.