Sentence examples for great prowess from inspiring English sources

Both performers have great prowess as singers but are less persuasive as actors.

Clearly, he was sick of the unremitting training schedule that underpinned his great prowess.

The "middle-school misfit" is the antithesis of my favourite fantasy protagonists; an unlikely real-world sub-hero, concealing no great prowess whatsoever.

I'm gripped by boys or girls with latent magic, outstanding talent, or simply qualities of innate persistence and courage that set them above the rest – those who seem entirely ordinary, but are concealing great prowess unknown to everyone, including themselves.

Their contents are as follows: The Amazon Penthesileia, the daughter of Ares and of Thracian race, comes to aid the Trojans, and after showing great prowess, is killed by Achilles and buried by the Trojans.

10 And this is my opinion: even as you use your victory, so will the whole future be. 2 But now, to enable you the better and more easily to arrange matters, let me give you in a few words what my mind prompts. 2 You waged war, Caesar, with a distinguished antagonist, of great prowess, greedy for power, but not wise so much as favoured by fortune.

But the group has at times shown greater prowess against the Syrian government forces than the C.I.A.'s proxies.

His greatest prowess is in the endgame, when there are few pieces on the board, a skill that resembles that of Vasily Smyslov, the former world champion.

While we sow wild oats, on the other hand, the French, perhaps thanks to their greater prowess, "strike the 400 blows".

This body outline study supports the modelled aerodynamic performance of basal paravians4,6 and promises to reconstruct even greater prowess in the future.

Over the past two weeks, Olympic Britain has become used to a daily diet of awe at its own success; of cheering on the excellent to feats of greater prowess; of rediscovering a sense of possibility that had been muted.