Just yesterday, I thought I was a "green-elite" food consumer, exercising her prowess before the bread display at Whole Foods.
Even as oil spewed into the Gulf, the company exercised its communications prowess by buying up every Web, print and TV ad big enough for two green letters and a smiling face.
What do you say to the people who are made uncomfortable by seeing a man of your age exercising his sexual prowess and freedom?
Nagin went on to self-publish a memoir extolling his management prowess, exercising his characteristically loose grasp on the facts while claiming that God chose him for the task of hurricane recovery.
Mann made the most of the extra opportunity to flesh out relationships and dynamics, exercise his fearsome technical prowess and hire the best actors.
This expanded model of disease pathogenesis explains a number of unusual features of the disease, including the late onset following a period of good muscle prowess with exercise tolerance and the extensive inflammatory process.
Some parts of this are inevitably more absorbing than others, but it is all completely convincing, without ever becoming an exercise in demonstrating the author's prowess as a researcher.
In the last several years, China has increased its maritime prowess and its determination to exercise its claims on potential resources in the South China Sea and the East China Sea.
Indeed, countries look at the one nation that was supposed to exercise "soft power" through economic and technological prowess alone -- Japan -- and they see a pitiful excuse for a superpower.
Military analysts have argued that the exercise is a flamboyant display of Russian military prowess, leading up to the G20 meeting.
