Sentence examples for skill that makes from inspiring English sources

It is rare that any player will be better than another player at the specific skill that makes her world class.

Then comes the trickiest step, tempering the eggs: it's a magician's flick of the wrist, the small skill that makes the soup a gift and a secret.

Ms. Light, a recent Emmy nominee for her role in the Amazon series "Transparent," manages these reversals with a skill that makes them as startling as they are inevitable.

(2) Though the written and rehearsed portions of what Carson does can be edited together into an extremely effective cabaret act, the skill that makes him unique — the ability to run a talk show as he does — is intrinsically, exclusively televisual.

But both women know that smidgen of time may be the measure of a life; at the world class, where all athletes are gifted and strong, it is a competitor's will, not skill, that makes the difference between winning and going home early.

Human capital could be any skill that makes a person more productive in the labor market.5 For simplicity, I normalize the cost of human capital investment to zero.6.

But it had the same born skill that made the Cafe du Lezard drink so satisfying.

He played with all the skill that made subway riders call him "Little Mozart".

Its sting is twofold; the speed and technical skill that make him sharp in the ring is overlooked.

But it's his vision, along with his incredible carving and animation skills, that makes him unique.

"A country with aeronautical skills, that makes good airplanes and that did not anticipate what surveillance and intelligence will look like tomorrow — or even combat!" he said.