Sentence examples for usual skill from inspiring English sources

The usual skill position contenders are an uninspiring bunch, and the words "Notre Dame" still pack a punch with voters.

In "Underland," which opened at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, he does all that with his usual skill and panache.

From there, things unfolded with their usual skill, with Vegas's beautiful, idiosyncratic brand of melancholic comedy infusing everything.

Powell had a backbench private member's bill which, with his usual skill, he had steered through its committee stage, back to the floor of the Commons.

Heston's hulking impassivity doesn't do much to suggest his character's crisis of conscience, though Dieterle shows his usual skill in evoking the largely unseen presence of the victim's revenge-seeking brother who, inconveniently for Heston, is a psychopath with a history of violence.

Still, Brown displays his usual skill in framing star performances (Loy is particularly good as the fretful wife of an inexperienced pilot, played by the forgotten William Gargan), and the flying footage (shot by Elmer Dyer and Charles Marshall) is original and impressive.

Jumbo is a splendidly repulsive character, and Spenser applies his usual skills (one part muscle flexing to three parts snappy repartee) to a case in which mobsters and movie people figure prominently.

For example, individuals with Down Syndrome, who think abstractly only with difficulty or not at all, sometimes have greater than usual skills in perceiving, and remembering, the concrete details of what they see or hear.

Those "usual skills" being, in this case, the skills required to make video games.

"It'll be really interesting to try a game jam without any of the usual skills".

Among the so-called "competencies" by OPM's minimum standards are the usual skills in the "plays well with others" category, like interpersonal skills, teamwork, and customer service.