Sentence examples similar to perpetual skill from inspiring English sources

Before I saw the film I lazily had Tim Burton in mind, but Raimi has narrative and perpetual-motion skills that Burton – essentially a prodigiously gifted production designer – has never possessed.

The study also confirms that GBL and serious games can influence player engagement, perpetual and cognitive skills and social or soft skills.

Projecting perpetual excitement is a skill Ms. Licht learned early in a broadcasting career that is, according to her, entering its third act in happy defiance of F. Scott Fitzgerald's musing that there are no second acts in American lives.

Gaining new knowledge and skills is a perpetual requirement.

Becoming a high-quality leader in times of perpetual change means knowing which skills to cultivate.

Kapur and McHale discuss underinvestment by government in the required skills as a factor underpinning the need for skilled migration and perpetual crisis recruitment from overseas [ 11].

These discussions foster perpetual growth and enrichment of teachers' skills as well as provide a peer group network to allow teachers to better manage their ever-changing student body populations and resulting teaching methods (National Research Council, 1997).

Yet, to work and live well in our rapidly evolving and connected world we must be perpetual learners not proficient repeaters of skills.

My solution to dealing with the stigma surrounding bipolar disorder, for example, has come from the application of a hard-won skill earned from experience as a perpetual minority: an acute aptitude for adaptation.

In terms of skills and his status as a perpetual sabermetrics darling, this one is easy.

That leaves Japan, pound for pound the best rugby players on the planet – the most accurate, the most telling passers of the ball – but still at a disadvantage given that a perpetual physical pounding still takes a toll on skills.