Sentence examples for skill lies from inspiring English sources
The good mystery writer's real skill lies in clarification".
Her skill lies in imaginative interpretation, not knee-jerk reaction.
Their skill lies in compensating for nature as much as collaborating with it.
Mr D'Oliveira is an all-rounder whose chief skill lies in his batting.
"My skill lies in eating," she said, after fumbling over her words.
Goodman's skill lies in showing how Ui grows into a monstrosity.
But Donnelly's skill lies in showing that teachers are often tainted by their environment.
Their skill lay in the comprehensive collection and storage of water and in its transport and distribution by aqueducts.
Rattigan's skill lay in gradually exposing the emotional layers beneath the chipper front of old-fashioned Brits.
Paul Rudolph was a brilliant compositionalist, an architect whose greatest skill lay in making arrangements of shapes that were visually compelling.
Their only choice and their only skill lay in how to adapt preconceived systems—such as formal and informal gardens to the particular problem at hand.
