Sentence examples for personal prowess from inspiring English sources

All three of these scores are benchmark indicators for future economic and personal prowess.

She enjoyed talk shows in which the host became the show and the guests were there as mirrors, someone with whom the host could be clever and show off his or her personal prowess.

With his intellectual prowess and personal appeal, Mr. Ryan is comfortable with elites.

It quickly became apparent, however, that Clark, in terms of his oratorical prowess or personal magnetism, was not a natural at all.

Ruth Mitchell, one of Broadway's best-known backstage bosses who parlayed her professional prowess and personal flair into a successful producing career, died on Friday in Manhattan.

"I was not such an ass as to kid myself that it was a key to popularity or to leadership, like personal charm or athletic prowess," he wrote later.

with its thundering techno loops, was Sharam's personal test to his prowess as a veteran producer.

This complex runway show may have been a product of Raymond's creative prowess and personal struggles, but it's execution was certainly a team effort.

Documentary film-makers have, in recent years, seemingly mastered the art of recounting tales of athletic prowess by concentrating on personal tales, rather than team victories.

Even his nickname, Fred the Shred, might have been neutral, if he hadn't accompanied his job-cutting prowess with an aloof personal style that turned off many underlings.

When the groups hold their auditions -- picking perhaps two or three new members out of 50 or 60 singers -- they look not only for musical prowess but also for personal chemistry, much like a fraternity searching for new brothers.