Sentence examples for more prowess from inspiring English sources

The final at the Maracaña was a fitting game to wrap up a great tournament in which Brazil unfortunately showed more prowess as organisers than contestants.

What if we just stopped drinking the Kool-Aid on this topic and had more prowess around pregnant bodies and the postpartum period and maybe even surrounding motherhood more generally?

San Jose's forwards also have considerably more finishing prowess than the Blues.

He will add more technical prowess in the final third, too.

It must also be understood that the sports that have most excited the passions of humankind, as participants and as spectators, have required a great deal more physical prowess than a game of shuffleboard.

In time, we all shook out into our natural calling, but I still believe what I believed then: that sensibility counts for more than technical prowess, that art is a form of gang war, that friends help friends however they can.

He should make it clear that today American jobs and wealth matter more than military prowess.

But I do believe it takes more than scoring prowess to be a superstar.

But his story is about so much more than physical prowess.

Women laughing at men are responding to more than their prowess in comedy.

According to the museum, the connection between Warhol and the Daimler commission reflected more than marketing prowess.