Sentences with phrase «sharp eye for»

Careful planning, tons of DIY and a sharp eye for design can turn any house into your dream even if you have a small budget.

I'm sure that lower priced homes in less desirable neighborhoods can do well too, but its been my experience you better have an incredibly sharp eye for value and have pit bull management to be able to effectively maneuver within that sphere.

Accounting professionals often need a sharp eye for detail if they are going to maintain productivity.

Passion for the written word and sharp eye for details.

With a sharp eye for detail, I am skilled in many software applications, including Microsoft Office Suite applications (e.g., MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Visio, Outlook), the following Adobe products: Acrobat Pro, Ill...

If you enjoy working with people, keeping up with a fast - paced work environment, and you have a sharp eye for detail, the world of pharmacy technology may be perfect for you.

Results oriented, Big - picture strategist with sharp eye for detail.

Film and video editors need to be skillful in manipulating moving images, so your sharp eye for detail should come through strongly in your videographer editor CV.

I am confident that my sharp eye for detail and original thinking will help me exceed your expectations.

You should have a sharp eye for talented people and a steady commitment to help them find success in our company.

Versatile building engineer with a sharp eye for satisfying requests in multiple building environments.

Part of being a great research assistant is developing a very sharp eye for detail, and my job at the library has definitely enabled me to develop that skill.

Possessing a sharp eye for detail as well as superb telephone etiquette and customer service skills.

He would also need a sharp eye for detail.

Additionally, my excellent interpersonal skills and my sharp eye for detail are certain to render me an immediate asset to your company.

Superior customer service abilities are required, as are excellent interpersonal and collaboration skills and a sharp eye for color and design.

This California - based investor has a sharp eye for talent.

In this case, they will have a sharp eye for some common medications that are often prescribed after a mini stroke.

Personally, I don't see a huge difference between Harry Markopolous and Stephen McIntyre, Both have a long history of having a sharp eye for dubious claims.

Remember that these people may not be able to follow the technicalities but have a sharp eye for anything that looks wrong.

Combining photo collage and cloth, the work in «Earth Blankets» represents a clever intermingling of genres and techniques — and a sharp eye for bits and pieces the rest of us tend to overlook.

Higgins has a sharp eye for natural light.

With a sharp eye for the unforgettable image, Cattelan poses a witty and intelligent inquest into mechanisms of power, care and context in the reception of art, and reveals the anxieties that lie behind his outwardly aloof and provocative practice.

Thornton approached each of her subjects — including such reputedly or genuinely hard - to - handle characters as Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, Ai Weiwei and Damien Hirst — evenhandedly and with a sharp eye for their mannerisms and the potentially revealing paraphernalia of their working lives.

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Both Capital One and the DCCAH took a particular interest in Kerwin's series «Flight Patterns» and «At Dusk,» both of which showcase the artist's sharp eye for the intricate movement of birds.

Driven by a rigorous conceptual framework and a sharp eye for composition, Wool's highly individual output has remained uniquely his own.

Was the museum's memorial to his decline into Alzheimer's, to his greatness as Abstract Expressionist, or to his sharp eye for art today?

With «Street Portraits,» Karen Keating shows off her sharp eye for daily life.

William Ris Gallery owner Mary Cantone's sharp eye for installation is everywhere evident in «Seen and Unseen: Paintings & Drawings by Scott McIntire.»

And none has Williams's sharp eye for art history and mass culture — or, for that matter, de Kooning's.

With creative flair and a sharp eye for detail, InspiredMeetings concierges help put a special twist on your event - from themed coffee breaks to tailor - made team - building activities in Dubai.

Look back at the newspaper routes, the pinball machines, collecting and cashing in discarded ticket stubs from betting tracks, and his golf ball recycling business — all of which are evidence of Warren's unusually sharp eye for profit.

A page in which the panels are part of a character sheet for a role - playing game displays a sharp eye for detail, a keen wit, and a firm grasp of the comics medium.

Following the people who knew what was happening turns out to be brilliant way to explain the inexplicable, and in The Big Short he makes an entertaining and enlightening return to high finance over 20 years after Liar's Poker, with the same sharp eye for great character and contrarian ideas as more recent favorites like Moneyball and The Blind Side.

As a fast, accurate typist with strong grammar skills, a keen ear for detail, and a sharp eye for proofreading, I will gladly transcribe the following into a cleanly formatted Word document at an affordable price and in a timely manner:

If it is your job to make sure the silver is clean, you must have a sharp eye for tarnish.

«The customers who are going to want to own a Lexus flagship are already surrounded by luxury on a daily basis, people who have a sharp eye for authenticity to begin with.

You need players on your business team who have a sharp eye for observation.

But it wasn't until Catherine Hardwicke, who had already proven to have a sharp eye for fresh talent after her 2003 directorial debut «Thirteen» and 2005's «Lords of Dogtown,» cast Isaac as Joseph in 2006's «The Nativity Story,» that he first found himself attracting attention.

Electronics expert Mike Williams (Mark Wahlberg) is the courageous figure at the center of this unsettling reenactment, directed by Peter Berg with a sharp eye for fiery details and the morbid suspense leading up to it, but fewer ideas to prop up the mayhem.

It might have seemed fresher 10 years ago, before this kind of ironic labyrinthine plotting became common, but he has a sharp eye for characters and introduces Sally's parents (Shelley Duvall and Lanny Flaherty) during an apparent fast - food hostage crisis that dissolves into a marital spat before our eyes.

Directed with a sharp eye for its gritty locales and an open heart for its less - than - heroic characters, this is one of the true treasures of 1970s Hollywood filmmaking — a suspenseful crime drama in stark, unforgiving daylight.

He managed the star persona of George Clooney effortlessly (which he did not do with Nicholson in About Schmidt), and in his rendering of parent - child dynamics, there was the grace of the fully mature artist and an emotional generosity that did not in any way preclude Payne's sharp eye for the pettiness or ridiculousness of his characters.

Through all of this, however, director Wes Ball continued to show a sharp eye for action and visual scope.

«Spotlight» was probably the best film I saw at the festival, a perfect journalistic thriller with a sharp eye for character.

Screenwriter Steven Zaillian, an Academy Award winner for «Schindler's List,» again adapts a dense literary work with a sharp eye for the most critical exchanges.

Garden State may not define an entire generation, but it has a sharp eye for the passive aimlessness that can take hold when young adults realize there's no handbook on how to find purpose and meaning in life.

Kazan's film has a sharp eye for social detail, but avoids giving occulted status to the peeling paper, damp walls and austere kitchen table.

Its power lies in its attention to the drama of everyday existence, and Mr. Olshefski's sharp eye for character.