Sentence examples for deductive skills from inspiring English sources
Gold doesn't speak or read any language but English; he has strong deductive skills, and Google Translate helps.
Initially displaying great deductive skills, he can figure out what a pattern of tiny scars on the hand means.
Norén is a cop with Asperger's (even though that word never appears in the script) and so emotes very little, but solves crimes with devastating deductive skills.
Indeed, crime for Morse was little more than a puzzle, an opportunity for a display of intuitive association and virtuoso deductive skills.
He fell for the character immediately, and even claimed that the deductive skills of Arthur Conan Doyle's creation even improved his basketball game.
So Nancy's deductive skills are needed not only to find a culprit, but also to lead someone on a journey of self-discovery, making our heroine what may be the world's only detective-therapist.
And thus, simply by doing his job — which combined Holmesian deductive skill with Postian etiquette and a touch of cryptographic cloak and dagger — Mr. Cohen single-handedly helped perpetuate a branch of American Jewry.
Sofia Helin's Norén takes this inversion further by she having minimal grace or empathy but maximal deductive reasoning skills.
Although the English favor the procedural approach (whereby a clever copper weighs the evidence and applies deductive reasoning skills to solve a crime), while the Americans go for inductive inference (which involves observing behavior and acting on hunches), both methods achieve the basic objective of the classic mystery -- to cleanse a microcosmic society of an influx of evil.
To anyone with an ounce of critical thinking and deductive reasoning skills the scenario is clear here.
"But, okay, Detroit is majority black, Southwest Detroit is black and Latino, and when you reduce what we were fighting for in terms of community protections to 'welfare by another name,' my deductive reasoning skills are enough to understand where they're coming from".
