Sentence examples similar to skill in swiftly perceiving from inspiring English sources
After the war, Hopkins hitchhiked around Europe, honing his skills in the perceived tradition of Picture Post and producing a dummy issue composed entirely of his own features.
A major interest in playgoing lies in perceiving the skill with which performers rearrange and subtly vary these familiar elements from play to play.
In the latter group the skill level attained is perceived to be slightly higher.
Swiftly, sweatily and with considerable skill in delineating their maverick band of characters, Olesker and Ivan Gonzalez flit between plots, subplots and flashbacks as the story careers to its convoluted denouement.
Marketers, whether they are salespeople or advertisers, would do well to increase their skills in non-verbal communication and in perceiving people's presuppositions.
His English skills improved swiftly when he began dating a woman in Lexington, Tabitha Eckert, who is now his fiancee.
After completing the PRINT course, students in both cohorts perceived their capability with clinical skills, procedural skills, operational management skills and administrative tasks had improved significantly.
The skills gap really exists in two dimensions; the gap in actual skills obtained by students relative to the job they want, and the gap in a person's perceived skills relative to their actual skills.
To determine whether perceived cooking skills in emerging adulthood predicts better nutrition a decade later.
