Sentence examples for much skill in from inspiring English sources

"The 'cobbler' does not require much skill in compounding," Thomas wrote.

But the fact is that no other city has such an acute awareness of borrowing its existence from water – or so much skill in that regard.

No one looks quite as keenly as he has done at the surfaces of Waspish America or has as much skill in reproducing them.

The alternative that most unemployed workers face is to get a new job that does not require much skill – in this case, stripping – that pays far less.

Is there not just as much skill in making a synthesised pop record? "There's force-feeding people synthesised music, then there's a skill in technically being able to play an instrument, even if that is some electronic pad".

Mr. Nichols, who shows much skill in eliciting individual performances, doesn't often make them mesh with the delectable ensemble cleverness of "Wag the Dog," the recent film to which "Primary Colors" must inevitably be compared.

I like to think you can never have too much skill, especially in the kitchen, and there's a wonderful joy in mastering a new skill.

"Conspiracy theorists screaming 'Illuminati'/ They can't believe this much skill is in the human body," a mischievous Jay-Z declares on Heaven.

Operators of daily fantasy sports want to make the argument that there is so much skill involved in their business, that it is not gambling.

While there isn't all that much skill involved in killing an animal with a high-powered rifle, a case could be made that ridding the nation of its deer and rabbit surplus is serving a useful function.

It doesn't take much skill to squat in a bush or set traps in a house and sit in the bathroom.