Sentence examples for skill in finding from inspiring English sources

Andrei considered his skill in finding them remarkable.

Any reader of Herbert will be struck by the variety of forms he uses, and by his skill in finding appropriate forms for his subject matter.

The voice contributes everything, and I contribute nothing, frankly, except some modest organising abilities and (if I may say so) a certain skill in finding, among the voice's many utterances, those that are most interesting.

Thus Lenin's revolutionary genius was not confined to his ability to divide his enemies; more important was his skill in finding allies and friends for the exiguous proletariat of Russia.

As she emerged tired but triumphant from a marathon summit in Brussels that agreed to a new European Union treaty, the German chancellor had again shown her skill in finding consensus where none seemed likely.

DJ Shadow, who is described as having a "Spidey sense" because of his skill in finding vinyl, Cut Chemist, DJ Premier of the always thriving Gangstarr and the amazing Q-Bert give their hilarious and compelling perspectives on an art form that was once dismissed and may now be too widely imitated.

But his own resilience, and skills in finding blind spots and ruses, came from life as a hobo, riding freight trains during the great depression, dodging the "bulls" (railroad police) and scrounging food.

I manned the phones, but also learned a lot about translating a book into film, about what is essential and what's superfluous to a story, which are also crucial skills in finding a good book and making it better.

Students who have learned problem solving process can be successful in every stage of their lives by using these skills in finding solutions to the encountered difficulties and problems.

This means shifting from a traditional top-down approach to service delivery to one based on services working actively with individuals, families or communities, drawing on their experience and skills in finding ways forward rather than people being passive recipients.

Diplomats have demonstrated exceptional skills in finding common interests and articulating policies that would make the world so much safer.