Sentence examples for feel skills from inspiring English sources

Each time you bake a loaf of bread, it's one of these acquired feel skills.

Only 44.6%% of students felt skills lab assistants were effective in supporting students, and 28.9 % thought their number was adequate.

The students felt skills relevant to all doctors, such as assessment of suicide risk, were more important than more specialist psychiatric skills, such as the management of schizophrenia.

However, they feel the skills they learned in making presentations during their university course and arguing an environmental case help them in whatever they pursue.

Ms. Kang concedes the project has its skeptics among Malaysian educators, many of whom feel such skills are of dubious benefit in the countryside.

'I feel communication skills would be an excellent course since it gives us an idea of how we can handle bad news'.

If you feel your skills are limited, ask for help from a friend or pay a designer to teach you some tricks.

Your skill at using backdrops or other elements to provide an overall feel Your skill at capturing the mood of the crowd.

The survey defined availability as "how available you feel each skill is to you when you need it (either in your own skill set or in others')" while importance was not further defined.

We feel the skill in giving an anaesthetic should not be overlooked as a target as this brings together previously learnt skills and helps focus the junior doctor.

Mr. Moss says he does not intend to go into education but feels the skills he is learning, like teamwork, time management and working through tough situations, will help him in any job.