Sentence examples for skill was shown from inspiring English sources

This skill was shown and explained to me by a veterinarian.

Her creative gardening skill is shown in the unusually imaginative and colorful gardens she created in Sheep Meadow, the family's summer retreat in North Haven, Maine.

Hirst is basically a pirate, and his skill is shown by the way in which he has managed to bluff so many art-related people, from museum personnel such as Tate's Nicholas Serota to billionaires in the New York real-estate trade, into giving credence to his originality and the importance of his "ideas".

This skill is shown to be largely insensitive to the complexity of the surface energy balance (SEB) parameterization, provided that a spatially and temporally constant surface resistance is used.

I Didn't Just Come Here to Dance is preceded by an anecdote about women who fend off male attention in clubs by saying they're only there for the music – an eye-rolling Jepsen smirks: "You didn't just come here to dance!" It's hard to believe she's 30 – perhaps her real skill is showing that the problems that haunt teenagers don't quite vanish; they just assume different shapes.

Penelope's talent for learning new skills is shown in an early montage in which she demonstrates her mastery of a circus's worth of weird hobbies.

According to the company's founder, his "coffee retrieval" skills were shown off at TechCrunch50 when the team at SuggestionBox bought his services at the conference.

Trainees reported higher levels of creative self-efficacy, motivation to innovate, idea generation and patent submissions than non-trainees: while creative thinking skills were shown to be associated with higher levels of idea generation, no difference was found comparing trainees to non- trainees.

Five representative skills were shown in Figure  1 See Additional file 2 for the remaining diagrams.

Examples of self-assessed evaluations of the ability to perform 46 different skills are shown in Figure  1.

The mean PPRI scores on the subscales of Attentiveness and Empathy and the mean per cent rated importance of these skills are shown in Figure 3.