prowess

But his story is about so much more than physical prowess.

And the reason has nothing to do with prowess on the ice.

But loss of sexual prowess is made up for by more open talk.

"You have not yet come to understand your own prowess in battle!"

The act had not been intended as any test of her prowess!

All their talk would be of him and his great hunting prowess.

I guess she shows off your sexual prowess just fine, my man.

He is well known for his administrative and military prowess.

This position gave him the opportunity to put his military prowess in full play.

He gave her an example of his prowess; but she would not allow him to go on.

Perhaps you have heard of my prowess as a warrior.

As a result of his prowess, he was not allowed over half court when the other team had the ball.

He was now to make trial of his prowess against their Master.

Campaign officials have data points on the ready if you want additional evidence of organization prowess.

With so much prowess surrounding her, how had this come to be?

What they want is simply to demonstrate their sexual prowess.

At times he is a bit too impressed with his critical prowess.

Some hawks, however, made quite a show of their prowess.

This was the first time any woman had doubted his prowess.

She could never bring back a kill and have her prowess recognized.

On 5 May 1943 its high speed prowess was announced.

Body: a measure of the character's physical prowess and health.

"They just have not been able to translate that research prowess into a drug."

My friends have also continued to exercise their mental prowess.

I'll also be looking for a degree of analytical prowess.