Sentence examples for a forte of from inspiring English sources

Baked goods are a forte of Swedes, and the assortment of breads didn't disappoint.

Humor often gets lost in translation, and it's not a forte of the Cedar Lake dancers in any case.

The analysis praised the "dynamism of Spain's financial system," and said that "its strong, prudential supervision and regulation remain a forte of the economy".

He mused about giving speeches and doing stand-up, then said he could see himself appearing on an HBO comedy special, a forte of Mr. Maher's.

The brilliance of their colors has dimmed, notably in passages of brocade and other sumptuous fabrics — a forte of Zurbarán, whose father was a haberdasher.

Truman Capote, a grand stylist himself, argued that "high style has never been a forte of the Western theatre," but he must not have been thinking of theatre artists like Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, whose incredible first collaboration, "The Threepenny Opera" (1928), is an exercise in nasty style.

A particular forte of Jain writers was narrative, through which they promoted the religion's ideals.

Kidnappings, a particular forte of Lebanese militias during Lebanon's own civil war (1975-1990), alsoalso becoming increasingly common.

That's rarely the forte of a small-plate operation, many of which are likely to bring 16 dishes at once, or one at a time over a period of 16 10-minute intervals.

The two batsmen, though, mixed solid defence with some thumping attacking shots, driving strongly, especially straight and through the offside – although Ambrose in particular played well off his legs which has not always been the forte of a natural cutter and carver.

There was a lot of recitation of policy details, her forte of course, that was a bit too much.