Sentence examples for skill both from inspiring English sources

Performing with Olympian athletic skill, both dancers inhabit the psychological depths of the lovers with consummate ease.

Both show Mr. Taylor's rare compositional skill; both display the sheer quirkiness that makes him so often a dumbfounding artist.

"You really need someone who is a renaissance person with a tremendous range of skill, both political and substantive, with a deep reservoir of knowledge.

In bed, James struggles to pray (a survival skill both James and his creator acquired in daily A.A. meetings), first hesitantly, then "beginning to mutter words aloud and to pray in earnest...

As one can see most obviously in gifted athletes and performers, the body itself can be a source of knowledge — coordination, grace, agility, stamina, skill — both intuitive and learned.

It is part of his immense skill, both as a storyteller and his mastery of history (the novel's epilogue contains a list of books that could do justice to a doctoral thesis) that his narrative never remotely reads like a standard anti-colonial rant.

Skills-lab training has been shown to improve procedural skills both in novices and experts [ 5- 8].

Carers should have good language skills – both oral and written – before they start work.

As the year goes on we expect to tackle skills both basic and advanced.

Rather, establishing context and dealing with unfamiliar subject matter are crucial skills, both in school and in life.

These will be people with outstanding communication skills – both written (for e-mails) and verbal (for phone calls).