Sentence examples for intuitive skills from inspiring English sources

Harold went with them, seizing any opportunity to show off his intuitive skills for animation.

Smith and Shumpert let their intuitive skills figure out the rest.

Until better communication exists between the rulers and the ruled, Syrians must rely on intuitive skills honed through long years of exposure to Farzat cartoons.

In fact, research conducted at the University of Hertfordshire found that not only were male volunteers slightly more accurate at recognising a fake smile, female volunteers tended to rate themselves more highly on their intuitive skills.

It wasn't the best or most challenging case Goren ever tackled, but it served its purpose, which was to show that Goren's intuitive skills didn't diminish as his psyche healed.

Treadwell's over-the-top persona is in contrast to the cool, deadpan drone of Herzog himself, who pays tribute to his intuitive skills as a film-maker, but repudiates Treadwell's Disneyfied view of nature, seeing in it only colossal coldness and indifference.

Critics describe her intuitive skill at finding subtle uses for everyday things, her ability to transform the mundane.

But the intuitive skill that is born of hands-on experience resides chiefly with the aging generation.

"In coaching runners," O'Sullivan said of Tuppeny, "he had a good intuitive skill in knowing where the edge was, knowing when you're pushing a kid too far.

The reporter observed that the younger Mr. Cuomo had "an intuitive skill at motivating people and developing strategies," but added that neither father nor son "quite succeeds in giving the frenetic campaign headquarters in Manhattan's garment district a semblance of orderliness.

The principal difference between the traditions is the use of set hand patterns for internal treatments instead of Reiji-hō, the intuitive skill of "knowing where to place the hands".