Sentence examples for prowess which from inspiring English sources
What's important is Pritzker's fundraising prowess, which is considerable.
The first was his organizational prowess, which he would repeatedly demonstrate in later caucus states.
The period of immersion in technical prowess, which is common to musicians of all types, is absent in Iyer's training.
Look at Manchester, once the citadel of Britain's textile prowess, which is now enshrined in the yellow pages of textile history.
Crabtree, the 2009 first-rounder, has superb body contorting prowess, which allows him to make great short-area adjustments on the ball, but he lacks explosive downfield speed.
It still owns an extensive portfolio of valuable patents, a legacy of its past R&D prowess, which generates millions annually.
It demands technological and social-networking prowess, for which this particular valley is not known.
Their speed, meanwhile, serves as a proxy for their home country's technological prowess.Which is why not just geeks eagerly await TOP500's rulings.
Davis claims the room with the same irresistible prowess with which he will finally claim Matt's psyche.
Analyzing the K1dd13 conversations, the Honeynet Project psychologist, Max Kilger, described a complex hierarchy based on technical prowess in which rivalry plays a big role.
Foreign and Russian business elites plunged together into a world where their money might talk even more loudly than the military prowess from which Russia historically has drawn strength.
