Sentence examples for technique and skill from inspiring English sources

David's art was a reaction against Baroque frivolity, advocating a return to seriousness, technique and skill in art.

This paper contrasts technique and skill, the two distinct forms of use of artifacts, and derives guidelines for designing sustainable artifacts that should support smooth development of people's skill necessary for using artifacts from their mere use via technique.

Former England manager Glenn Hoddle is the purists' choice to succeed Pearce,  an advocate of nurturing raw ability from a very young age with focus on technique and skill first ahead of physical attributes.

The changes are designed to emulate the emphasis on technique and skill in countries such as Spain where children are only allowed to play on adult pitches from under-14 level.

But the US team's technique and skill made them competitive against such a show of brute force.

The technique and skill of body decoration, with its infinite variations, is learned at a very early age, with mothers painting their babies.

In addition to weekly and in-class practical assignments in technique and skill-building, the course will explore key moments in musical theatre history and criticism to place students' work in a larger context.

Weaknesses: The technique and skills that make for a lock-down cornerback need work.

Exploration and boundless creativity is encouraged and technique and skills are at the forefront of modern fashion education.

But a win is a win and if Flintoff was disappointed that nerves forced the basic technique and skills he'd honed in the gym to desert him under the bright lights of the MEN Arena, he hid it well.

"I watched Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy in video footage from the age of six develop their technique and skills - also Messi from a young age.