Sentence examples for supposed skill from inspiring English sources

The two men, who are not related, are both professional mediums, men who charge money for their supposed skill at transmitting messages from the dead.

On both occasions after they said this, my mates were shocked when, rather than being grateful for the suggestion, I embarked on a two hour, Hugo Chávez/Fidel Castro style, Marxist denunciation, first of all TV talent shows such as Strictly Come Dancing and then secondly of the supposed skill that its contestants are being judged on – ballroom dancing.

In fact, Senator, the nation's supposed skill shortage is so overblown that one engineer who recently said he's "looking for work" is Adam Steltzner.

Remember, JPMorgan didn't have as big a portfolio of toxic assets as its competitors because it was late to the party; only in retrospect do we ascribe this good fortune to the supposed skill of Jamie Dimon.

Kudos to Adam Davidson for some much-needed mythbusting about the supposed skills shortage holding the US economy back.

In rural Assam the ojha, a traditional medicine man also known as the kabiraj, is revered for his supposed skills at countering black magic.

But the likes of Orwell and Kafka would have well known how wide the "expert" doors would have swung open, if the supposed skills that experts -- and the interpretations they might be allowed to offer -- would be permitted to replace the God-given common sense of an impartially-selected jury.

Some observers believe an excessively deferential media is the real story, not Obama's supposed manipulation skills.

As for Jones, selected for his supposed administrative skills, he has no ties personal or political to the President.

I suppose the skill in conceptual qualitative analysis is to make a decision whether or not you have enough 'data' to support a robust conceptual category.

Historically, he's a much stronger athlete, so I suppose certain skills are hardwired into the system.