Sentence examples similar to perfected ability from inspiring English sources

The article explained that "over the past two decades, Corporate America has perfected its ability to fend off labor groups".

And "meditations" is the word, for by this time Messiaen had perfected his ability to make music stand still.

He overcame a lack of speed by practicing until he perfected the ability to strike a soccer ball as accurately as Tiger Woods hits a golf ball.

Critics of the plan say that North Korea has perfected its ability to absorb pain, and that the plan is not fundamentally different from what previous Administrations have attempted.

As a leader, he's also perfected the ability to assemble dynamic teams that reflecting diverse perspectives, motivating them to collectively believe in one mission.

Once Facebook perfected an ability to market to subsections of groups, ("Married Women, over 25 in Boston Who Like Britney Spears") their value rocketed.

Over the centuries, the Greeks have perfected their ability to read the entrails of human conduct.

Over the years, Mirren seems to have honed and perfected the ability to not give a damn what others think.

Crandall and Dr. Richard Walter, then head of neurology at UCLA, perfected the ability to implant electrodes in the brains of epileptic patients and leave them for extended periods.

That I, just like the kids portrayed on screen, had once possessed the perfect ability to seize the moment, and that perfection was not in the living being but instead in the way of living.

China's leaders have what one senior American official last week called a "near-perfect ability to miscalculate" the effects of their words on the Taiwanese electorate.