Sentence examples for My aptitude from inspiring English sources

"Oranges," seven years earlier, had grown in the same way, but my aptitude for selection needed growing, too.

I harbored few illusions about my aptitude for homemade purees, though I was confident that Gerber could fill the gaps.

As she has put it: "I've spent a fair amount of time thinking about what my aptitude is and I really think it's to explore and push the medium.

After telling us how he taught himself to play a tune on the recorder, he sardonically adds, "What biographer worth his salt could fail to detect here the germ of my aptitude for large-scale effects of wind instruments?" When you talk about Berlioz, you can't escape the feeling that somewhere he is sniggering at every earnest word.

I'm well aware that my access to the university where I received my undergrad degree was strongly influenced by things that had little to do with my aptitude and much to do with who my parents were: that they were able to afford a home in a school district with a highly ranked public high school.

I went into political science and law school, although all my aptitude tests said I should go into engineering because my scores were highest in those areas.

With my own moral equilibrium in mind -- as well as my age, my middling technological aptitude and my apparently suspect ability to distinguish between the virtual and the real -- I sit down in my living room to play (if that's even the right word anymore) Max Payne, another popular, violent title from Rockstar.

The illusion of my teaching aptitude was shattered around my fourth shift when Walter showed up again for the same lesson, having forgotten everything I'd taught him.

My parents were of two minds: proud of my scientific aptitude but, being of modest means and Jewish descent, hopeful their only son would become a "real" doctor someday, the medical kind.

But despite my innate aptitude for illegibility, the four handwriting recognition programs we tested had little difficulty translating my jagged scratches into neat, clean, digital type.

I love all aspects of my teaching job save for grading, which requires me to perform addition and division, and worse, assign inflexible numbers to my students' aptitude.