Sentence examples for skills ones from inspiring English sources

Finding and recognizing objects by touch in your pocket, in the dark or among items on a cluttered table top are distinctly human skills — ones that have been far beyond the ability of even the most dexterous robotic arms.

As a result, the authors propose, they have to develop more effective social skills — ones that will engender good will.

If you want to acquire more marketable skills — ones that look to the future rather than the past — you may choose to move temporarily to a lower position, Ms. Benko said.

It does not focus on the skills one has, but rather the judgments of what one can do with his or her skills.

For creative and excited scientists just starting out, however, there are many skills one can learn on the job, Ettenberg says.

The moms were marketplace competitive, but now they focus their competitive skills on one another.

In examining their destabilizing effect on American critical skills, one can't discount the casting: able were we ere we saw Elba.

The customary use of the word "self" indicates a direct link to one's self concept – knowledge of one's abilities and skills, one's personality attributes, etc.

You can find me on my couch, carefully honing my hero skills one video game at a time.

As the group therapy did not aim at basics cognitive skills, one would have expected an advantage for neurofeedback training on neuropsychological improvement.

"Their skill one on one, quick passes between each other, created more difficulties for us.