Sentence examples for of a skill from inspiring English sources

It's somewhat of a skill to stay cordial with each other in a disagreement.

"I wear two hats," he said, of a skill he developed by helping friends with renovations.

It is too easy; too much is permitted; it is evidence of a skill that is finally worthless.

This phenomenon usually takes place during the learning and practicing of a skill such as playing a musical instrument.

This one could rob me of a skill that I have worked hard to cultivate: how to live away from places and people I love.

Expert poker players often take advantage of a skill they call table feel: an ability to read the facial expressions and other unconscious "tells" exhibited by their opponents.

George Shea, who founded the federation with Richard Shea, his brother, said: "Sport is about the refinement of a skill, like throwing a basketball.

To make such a show requires material with which the audience can identify; working out what that might be is something of a skill in itself.

There are occasions when a single shot, a snapshot if you will, can tell instantly, without further embellishment, of a skill.

A long-established transfer phenomenon is cross education, in which there is positive transfer of a skill learned with one part of the body to another, untrained part.

There are times when one defeat can be more painful, more penetrating, and the true barometer of a skill set that doesn't show up in the scouting reports.