Sentence examples for skill in reconstructing from inspiring English sources

The profusion of family detail in his early pages can be chaotic, but Logue's amazing visual and tactile memory and his skill in reconstructing dialogue converts it all into absorbing narrative.

There is a paradox in reconstructing newness.

There are certainly mistakes and stupidities in reconstructing pictures".

The country made steady progress in reconstructing its economy.

In Reconstructing Complex Societies, edited by C. B. Moore.

Women played a pivotal role in reconstructing Rwanda.

Additional analysis indicates that downscaling methods that are trained on the annual cycle of precipitation produce less-biased estimates of the annual cycle of regional precipitation than raw model output, and also show some skill at reconstructing interannual variations in regional precipitation.

Ms. Chamberlain, a British historian and the author of "Motherland: A Philosophical History of Russia," brings these forgotten figures back to life with great skill and sympathy, reconstructing their intellectual milieu and making a strong case for the importance of their banishment as a turning point in the road from revolution to Communist tyranny.

[In Photos: Reconstructing Microraptor's Black Feathers].

The skill in question?

This is his greatest skill in life.