Sentence examples for indication of skill from inspiring English sources

Seizing the moment - in oratory, athletics, or battle - was admired and viewed as an indication of skill.

There are also indications of skill decay over time, however, with several studies demonstrating that all short-term improvements in knowledge, skills and practices were not maintained over longer time periods.

He showed it off to friends, as an indication of his skill as a gambler.

It's quite equal opportunities, too, with Viking women going into battle as "shield maidens", a title that gives little indication of the skill and brutality they display in close combat.

It's an indication of the skill of Ms. Meier and her performers, and also a sign of her sensibility and her limitations, that the two parts seem about equally loose, equally slack.

And if his play at the world championships is an indication of his skills, it seems plausible that he could yet return to the league where he gained stardom. "Unless I stop liking the game, I want to play," Jagr said.

Farmers "read" soils and related management practices as indication of farming skills and the farmers' interpretation always depends on farmers' aesthetic perception of the world and thus on the farmers' habitus and cultural capital.

Pay attention to detail Look at the technical skills that have gone into it, such as how paint is applied, how well the canvas has been stretched, the framing – these are indications not only of skill but also dedication.

But, and this is just one indication of Laub's skill, the Nazi nightmare comes through in the grandfather's obsessive identification of "the most rigorous of hygiene regimes" in everything he praises.

A broad indication of a graduate skill level in some jobs is whether the job requires jobholders to have had a long-lasting formal training for the type of work they do.

It represents a measure of the erudition of the social network and gives an indication of how effectively skills are spread over the population and the level of knowledge.