Sentence examples for intense skill from inspiring English sources

There is intense skill in Hurley's storytelling, but no showiness, no self-advertising virtuosic display.

I've always been in love with samurais, that kind of classic idea about a hero who has a sword with an intense skill and is very stoic and doesn't talk much.

In late-18th-century north -eastern England, Bewick took the art of wood engraving to new heights and Uglow brings out the intense skill, the love of nature and the radical disposition of the artist in a book that is itself superbly well designed.

"He can play in all three attacking positions, he shows intense defensive skills, he's direct and from what I've been told, he's a very nice kid".

What Happened: Hitler — who was born to poor parents in 1889 in Western Europe — used his intense oratory skills to mobilise the Nazi party in Germany in the years following World War I. Germany, as a part of the Axis powers, also allied with Japan in the East.

In the future, the first preclinical role-play course as presented in our paper could be followed by a more intense communication skills training course with real patients in the second half of medical studies.

Shaolin monks are famous for their physical skill, intense training and knowledge of martial arts.

Not to be argued with, on the other hand, were the intense focus and skill of these musicians and the in-your-lap chamber-music intimacy of the Morgan.

For example, play activities designed for older children were more complex and intense to provide skill challenges and promote physical fitness.

However good the latter is – and he is remarkably good, a cricketing genius even, capable like no one else since the great Viv Richards of turning a game round through his own intense and powerful skills – he is now in the wings, off-stage, not forgotten but done without.

All the raised eyebrows surrounding his sports-patron career may have as much to do with his poor social skills, intense sense of isolation, and deteriorating mental state than as with the impulse to buy importance.