Sentence examples for skills to wield from inspiring English sources

SHARPSTERS Great knives — and the skills to wield them bloodlessly — are what separate the real chefs from all the amateurs.

As the backlash, and resistance against digital gains ground (while no one can ever expect it to be more than a niche popularity), those with the skills to wield it, and wield it well will be in a position to capitalise upon that increased awareness.

He continued, claiming that the finely tuned skill needed to wield a bow competently enough to take down a deer would translate over to the executive qualities needed to serve as vice president.

Think of them as opportunities to wield your skills as a persuasive communicator.

A well-respected hacker, he was willing to wield technical skills as a political tool.

This readable and well-­researched life celebrates Jefferson's skills as a practical politician, unafraid to wield power even when it conflicted with his small-government views.

The time does seem right to highlight Jefferson's skills as a practicing politician, unafraid to wield "the art of power" or to put it to uses often at odds with his small-government ideology.

Poster Design, a platform where designers were able to wield their most powerful skills of minimalism, typography, color, composition on a mass canvas.

The debate from hell unfolds as we listen in through these letters to the attempt of old Screwtape to persuade young Wormwood to wield all of his skills to ruin the Patient.

It was fitful but never fraudulent; it bore the imprint, in the verse, of a skill and patience that he was seldom able to wield in his private distress; and, toward the end, it glimmered with enticing rumors of tranquillity.

Although I grew up in Singapore and lived in China for seven years, I never learned to wield chopsticks with dexterity or skill, as if they were graceful extensions of my fingers.