Sentence examples for skill which are from inspiring English sources

Women tend to be better than men at these kinds of skill which are linked with being good mothers," Professor Verma said.

These activities involve emotions, imagination, and skill, which are also required for artistic production.

Buxton continues, In the circumstances it was hardly possible for the new king to show adaptability or tolerance or diplomatic skill, which are the fruit of long experience in human relationships.

In the future, we will develop a normative dataset that displays the functional capabilities of a wide range of EPW users, which would then help us develop training protocols targeted towards specific motor, sensory, or cognitive impairments that affect driving skill which are identified by the PMST.

This takes skill, which is perfectly possible to acquire and to teach to others.

"The demands were built around his core skill, which was tap dancing, and his amazing rhythmic sense.

"You start to underestimate your skill which is not good because I know what I can do," he said.

The purpose was to measure heart rather than skill, which was fortunate because Jacob's style was more jerk-and-flail than bob-and weave.

Although tragedy was her forte, she had a delightful comic skill which was always evident in her recitals, in songs by Manuel Rosenthal and Erik Satie.

It required more skill, which is not to say penalties themselves do not, but more poise was needed than simply leathering it and hoping for the best.

It's a preposterous skill which is never really needed, except when she suggests tuning up a racing car in one scene.