Exploring scenes with Jodie or wandering through rooms (and walls) with Aiden grants more obvious freedom, but there is nothing skill-based here.
Music, as it were, loses its soul and becomes nothing but "skill and virtuosity in compilation" (Aesthetics, 2: 906).
It must be more than one full of jet-set companies that feed demand for airlines and office developers, but contribute nothing towards skills and training.
Jean Mignot, one of the master masons of Milan Cathedral, summed up their approach with the phrase ars sine scientia nihil est, "art without science is nothing"; that is, skill in building derived from practical experience (ars) must be tempered and guided by precise principles (scientia), which were seen as being embodied in the theorems of geometry, the only science of medieval times.
I soon found myself immersed in my first long-term documentary project, where one's photographic skills are nothing compared to the skills required for establishing trust and acceptance in a world where you are an outsider, where you otherwise have no business being.
For all the ownership pressures in soccer, and all the commerce, the game is nothing without the skill of players and the loyalty of fans.
"It's nothing about the skill of the drivers, it's whether you're driving the car or not, and when it's like that you're not.
You have to question the detective skills, to say nothing of the clerical skills, of Roberto Bolaño's literary executors.
By Giles Harvey January 18 , 2012You have to question the detective skills, to say nothing of the clerical skills, of Roberto Bolaño's literary executors.
He often lurks on the edges of games, almost devoid of the competitive elements until, out of nothing, he applies skills in a way that confounds viewers.
"I sail big boats all summer and often down South in the winter, but nothing keeps my skills sharp like frostbiting.
