In Kāthmāndu Valley some 2,500 temples and shrines display the skill and highly developed aesthetic sense of Newar artisans.
There will be sneering about tactical naivety, no doubt, but surely it can only be good to think there will have been be youngsters at the King Power Stadium inspired by the artistry and attitude on display, the skill and speed of thought, as well as of movement and, marvellously, the lack of cynicism.
Like many other teams, the Yankees scouted the right-handed pitcher Adrian Hernandez last month in an open workout held to display the skills of the Cuban defector.
But by the early 20th century, noted talents like Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Man Ray, Edward Steichen and Paul Strand were photographing dogs, and more recent photographs display the skills of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Weegee, Elliott Erwitt, Keith Carter, Andy Warhol, Eric Fischl, Sally Mann, Gregory Crewdson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Lee Friedlander and Ralph Gibson.
At some point, Rubio will need to sit down at the kitchen table and display the skills and resources necessary to tell voters his vision for the nation, much like he did when he was a long-shot Senate candidate going door-to-door five years ago in Florida.
A bubbly freshman named Carmelo Anthony displays the skill and energy that will propel Syracuse to its first championship two weeks later.
And although Coach Bob Bradley has acquired some international talent up front, it was the slithery Mike Magee, a second-year player, who scored and displayed the skill of accomplished goal scorers.
Often, the eyeteeth of elk were pierced and used to decorate dresses; as each elk had at most two suitable teeth, a highly decorated dress conspicuously displayed the skill and dedication of the hunters in a woman or girl's family.
I have been thus particular on the pseudodipteros, because it displays the skill and ingenuity with which Hermogenes designed those his works; which cannot be but acknowledged as the sources whence his successors have derived their best principles.
To determine how much "off-line" learning (or "delta skill") participants displayed, the skill at the end of session 1 (the skill at the third testing block) was subtracted from the skill at session 2 (skill at the fourth testing block).
In his portrayal of that perverse utopia, the author displayed the skills of a dogged reporter and a meticulous archivist.
