Sentence examples for skill in telling from inspiring English sources

BOTTOM LINE In 2008, the Obama campaign demonstrated its skill in telling the candidate's story.

There's no doubting this book's eye for a good story, or the skill in telling it.

If I experienced a vicarious, removed form of grief, that is a tribute to Didion's skill in telling her story.

Her daughter Lily also got to perform her usual role as a plot helper when she told Julius that she couldn't go back to Stella's house, even showing her ESP skills in telling him she'd said she had to wait until tonight when she'd said no such thing.

And the skill is in telling a story that doesn't just become Maoist propaganda or whatever.

Simpson and Westwood have her skill and wit in telling the stories as they are, with delicious quotations from ancient and modern sources.

Pat Patten, a survival expert who teaches tracking skills in North Carolina, told Reuters "it's a fallacy" to think the men could survive in the "the woods with nothing and make it".

People develop the skill of telling their life story in a few minutes -- they talk fast, talk rich -- and you find out things.

As an amateur reader of history, it seems to me that in order to build an empire one needs two sets of skills: skill at killing people (especially outside your borders), and skill at telling stories.

The considerable satisfactions of this story lie mostly in the skill of its telling.

You could see how skillfully characterized this conventionally romantic pas de deux was; you could feel Mr. Wheeldon's telling skill in fitting dance to music.