Sentence examples for skill made from inspiring English sources

("Spelling, after all, is a skill made redundant by the dictionary").

Only Warren Buffett, whose investment skill made Berkshire Hathaway what it is, has a comparable importance to his firm's shareholders.

Bill's integrity, intelligence and skill made him a leading producer at Salomon, Smith Barney from 1957 to the present.

She had a luscious one-handed backhand and her volleying skill made her an impassable presence at the net.

Her age, her diminutive size, her baggy uniform — cinched with pins and string — and her skill made her a darling of local sportswriters.

One episode mined the notion that it takes 10,000 hours to master a skill, made popular in Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers".

That reflected his real skill: making connections.

This skill makes her one of the great storytellers of the pioneer saga in the United States".

Obama's rhetorical skill makes his candidacy appear almost collective rather than individual.

Bart's skill makes a filleted Dickens flicker into life like a movie.

Moreover, whether or not picking up a new skill makes you smarter, it can certainly make you happier.