Sentence examples similar to thought prowess from inspiring English sources

Do we believe PROWESS or PROWESS-SHOCK?

Not only have they helped yield the first fourth-round American male since Andre Agassi in 2003, but Ginepri thinks his clay prowess will boost his grass prowess and his hard-court prowess.

He tells a story about the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, playing the stadium organ and asking Mr. Layton what he thought of his keyboard prowess.

If this seems far afield from your own mathematical prowess, think of the Rio Olympics as a parallel.

The arachnids are known for their brilliant eyesight, and a new study shows they have even greater sensory prowess than we thought: Jumping spiders can hear sounds even though they don't have ears or even eardrums.

At other times of the year, dog-meat dishes are thought to enhance virility and sexual prowess.

Like some, he seemed to have thought that black manhood equals physical prowess.

On the flip side, I bet that husband thought twice before bragging about his waterski prowess.

The rationale for this is thought to be that by demonstrating his prowess, the male shows his fitness to produce superior offspring.

Hezbollah has grown into a formidable political movement with a well-armed paramilitary force known for its prowess in guerrilla warfare and generally thought to be stronger than Lebanon's army.

"We have talked in the dressing room about Jimmy Kebe's prowess in the air, which he thought was greatly amusing.