Sentence examples for obvious skill from inspiring English sources

Having surveyed the biogs of the other trustees there was a blindingly obvious skill gap.

But his one obvious skill, which was playing the piano very well, brought the surprised boy membership in a glamorous fraternity.

In Test cricket the benchmark of a good player is set not just by an obvious skill but by how he can apply that.

This interest, and his obvious skill, steered him naturally towards the Wall Street Journal, whose Atlanta bureau he joined in 1990.

But because he was never one to promote himself or seek glory, he was repeatedly passed over for command in the West despite his obvious skill, bravery and intelligence.

On this, though, England may argue that Bangladesh would be more comfortable against Tredwell than pace, despite his obvious skill, and that the shorter boundaries square of the wicket at the Adelaide Oval would be a factor in this.

What voice did he have in a sport that is actually enhanced by the anonymity of its players, by maintaining the focus on the competing armies and not individuals, with obvious skill-position exceptions?

In Swisher, the Yankees have a player with obvious skills and obvious drawbacks.

Ms. Wintour's obvious skills, relationships with advertisers and success made her the best candidate to help stem the slide.

Coming into the preseason, the leading contenders were Steve Smith and Domenik Hixon, young players with obvious skills but unproven credentials.

Even then, there were good judges of natural talent in New York — and they could barely ignore the huge and obvious skills in the diminutive child he was then.