Sentence examples for striking prowess from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the blend of striking prowess and defensive prudence is a combination so rare, we were only able to find five examples in four countries.

Despite his obvious striking prowess, many observers believed Rivaldo could have been even better.

This year, the Koreans were the top scorers in the group stage thanks to the striking prowess of Adriano and Dejan Damjanović.

"Has anyone managed the same feat?" Toni spent much of Euro 2008 helping people forget about his striking prowess in the Bundesliga, but his goalscoring streak isn't matched by many.

Brunson did his best to stifle Adesanya's striking prowess by closing the distance and working from the clinch.

However, there is also a reason for caution following the display in the Super Cup final when they were dismantled by Atletico Madrid and the striking prowess of Radamel Falcao.

Under the tutelage of the veteran coach Nigel Sears, Ivanovic has become a much better competitor, relying less on sheer ball-striking prowess and more on how to battle for every point.

While we sow wild oats, on the other hand, the French, perhaps thanks to their greater prowess, "strike the 400 blows".

But Popovich was most struck by her prowess as a court general: she had an uncanny ability to direct her teammates around the floor.

Many of her fellow senators are struck by her prowess as a fund-raiser, including her decision to open her house to raise money for Maria Cantwell, a senator from Washington, when she needed money to pay campaign debts.

As Britain found in the 1980s, most efforts to keep manufacturing jobs fail.What is striking about Germany to an outsider is not its dynamism, export prowess or even the famous Mittelstand of small and medium-sized enterprises, impressive as these are.