Sentence examples for too much skill from inspiring English sources

I haven't got too much skill so I go past people by running at them".

But Ali had too much skill and retained the title on a unanimous decision.

In fairness to Martínez, he probably has too much skill to be called a water carrier.

There's not too much skill required, to be honest, just a delicate touch so that they look visually appealing.

Drawing was an ideal art form for the Surrealists, with their initial opposition to painting as bourgeois, cumbersome and requiring too much skill.

I think that too much skill can be boring in art; a knack for writing verse doesn't necessarily make one a good poet.

(Rock musicians often apologize for or qualify the fact that they attended Berklee, possibly because they believe that too much technical skill interferes with the visceral mandate of rock. When we first met, Clark expressed a similar regret).

Saunders (20-0, 11 KOs), the outspoken British and European boss from Hatfield is well-tipped within the trade to have too much experience, skill and nous for his flamboyant foe when they met on the same card as Sykes v Walsh.

"If you focus too much on skills, you may miss out on wider options.

Theory on performance under pressure in sport has proposed that an athlete may be disrupted psychologically when distracted, or when explicitly monitoring too much the skills involved (Beilock & Carr, 2001; Masters, 1992).

The rock-bottom Tigers took an early lead, but that looked like the end of the fun for them against a Giants team that had far too much speed and skill.