Sentence examples for most skill from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, celebrities with the most skill (musicians) were the least narcissistic; those with no skill (reality-show stars) were, as Pinsky says, "off the narcissism charts".

We could also look to sports scientists for guidance, for they are the ones with the most skill at managing biology in the interests of performance, at developing a resilience to exuberance, fatigue and stress.

The Penguins have six Czech players, and the "national" league has become truly international; an estimated 30percentt of players come from Northern Europe, including many of the players with the most skill.

It has come to be acceptable that the Western democracies should give supreme political power not to the candidates with the most honesty, ability, or character but to those with the most skill at manipulating images and convincing voters that an imitation world — based on power, and self-contained, self-interested, and self-deceiving — is the same world as the voters' own.

But industrial and occupational mismatch measures are now back to their prerecession levels, indicating that the overall unemployment rate is high because unemployment rates remain high across all industries and most skill groups, not because of a growing skills gap relative to the gap that existed before the recession.

The reported results are very consistent indicating that most skill remained better than at baseline.

Like most skills, it's not that easy.

Most skills are picked up on the job, observing and emulating elders and betters.

Most skills incorporate movements of both the larger and the smaller muscle groups.

It posits a Utopia whose inhabitants "considered the noblest man to be the one that has mastered the most skills . . .

Welfare officials often say that the first people to leave the rolls are those with the most skills.