Sentence examples similar to own a skill from inspiring English sources

The ability to willfully seek out this destruction on a massive scale is, in its own way, a skill.

She soon began making her own costumes, a skill she learned from her mother, and one she used for the rest of her career.

Protecting families from their own ambition is a skill many poor students learn.

Paul Scholes, United's diminutive, talismanic midfielder, had timed his own retirement with a skill equal to his off-the-pitch shyness.

There's a lot of fun in distilling your own alcohol too – a skill which you'll want to learn soon.

Living with ambiguity, of not knowing what's going to happen in life, and thus coping with our own fear, is a skill.

By his own account, it is a skill he discovered while growing up in a middle-class Cleveland neighborhood, imitating Bugs Bunny on the Saturday morning cartoons.

Look at their faces as they take pride in their own photography - mastering a skill that tempts them to believe that they can master life, after knowing nothing but the worst poverty, with no relief in view.

Awareness of one's own thoughts requires reflection, a skill that has become the focus of attention of many medical educators in recent years.

I can accept others' argument, but at the same time now I can argue my own argument, that is a skill I learnt from learning here for two year.

He is also learning how to resolve his own problems, which is a skill he will need throughout life.