Sentence examples for obvious prowess from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing years after Emmy's premiere performance, Cope struggled to get her pieces performed by professional musicians, and he couldn't even get a classical label to put out Emmy's music, despite its obvious prowess.

Despite his obvious striking prowess, many observers believed Rivaldo could have been even better.

Despite her obvious football prowess, Sam said she'd like to return to soccer after two more years on the gridiron.

Bradman's prowess was obvious even to Americans.

For politicians, showing sporting prowess has obvious upsides for connecting with voters.

This goes well beyond obvious tests of physical prowess that already exist, like the New York City Marathon, the occasional swim around Manhattan and the compulsion to race up 86 flights in the Fleet Empire State Building Run-Up.

Neither is Clijsters, for all her obvious talent - sporting prowess is in the genes with her father Leo having played football for Belgium - reckoned to be much of a clay-court competitor, losing in the first round when she first appeared in the French Open last year.

Google's advertising prowess is obvious, but again isn't the full story: The company's search products made selling ads possible; if Google hadn't built the dominant search tool for most of the world, its ad incomes wouldn't have soared as they have.

By now, there is little use denying the obvious, that the Yankees' slugging prowess this season has defined their identity.

Stallone's lack of directorial prowess was glaringly obvious.

Veblen examined with obvious relish the "modern survivals of prowess" in the amusements, fashions, sports, religion, and aesthetic tastes of the ruling class.