Sentence examples similar to skill in uniting from inspiring English sources

But Matthews offers a valuable reminder of Kennedy's skill at uniting toughness with inspirational leadership.

Successful West Indies captains have always required special diplomatic qualities over and above their cricket skills to unite in the common cause, players from different national, ethnic and occasionally religious backgrounds: Frank Worrell, the first black captain; Clive Lloyd who built the war machine; the autocratic Viv Richards; and the gentleman Richie Richardson.

The scores were similar in united and non-united ankles.

Their technical and, above all, their dramatic skills were united in Moiseyev's choreography, which ranged from straightforward folk dances from the various regions of the Soviet Union, brought to the height of technical virtuosity, to serious or comic creations dealing with the world and the people its founder knew, namely folk idioms translated into contemporary themes.

It is a platform to combine skills and action in a united effort through community involvement and the idea of "Systems Thinking," the process of understanding how things influence one another within a whole.

For his consulship Caesar fashioned an improbable alliance: his skill in having won the trust of both Crassus and Pompey enabled him to unite these two enemies in his support.

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It was great skill from the United striker, but Inverness had not defended the long ball well after David Raven gifted possession in midfield.

In a private meeting last year, one senior senator declared that "this little sucker has done an amazing job of uniting us".Mr Daschle's quiet skills are now on display in the impeachment battle.

In fact, Generic Skills Dundee was developed to unite postdoc organizations from four colleges at Dundee University to tackle specific career management issues.