Sentence examples for a particular aptitude from inspiring English sources

By the age of 13 or 14, he added, the player may have a preference and a particular aptitude for a single position, which is fine.

First-class training doesn't necessarily instill the ability to master different voices; it's a particular aptitude that comes more naturally to some than others.

Educated by his father, a doctor, Curie developed a passion for mathematics at the age of 14 and showed a particular aptitude for spatial geometry, which was later to help him in his work on crystallography.

From conducting diplomacy via Twitter to appointing its first female spokesperson, the foreign ministry has not shown a particular aptitude for online PR.

In addition, Costa Edutainment has a particular aptitude and ability to handle public goods in collaboration with the public and private institutions and, more general, the local actors that are part of the areas where the facilities are located (Hall 1999, 2008; Zapata and Hall 2012).

At school, Nansen worked adequately without showing any particular aptitude.

The problem is that Mr Gandhi has so far shown no particular aptitude as a politician, nor even sufficient hunger for the job.

Unlike his near contemporary Calvin Klein, Mr. Armani evinces no particular aptitude for assessing a landscape in which ideas of masculinity seem to change by the hour.

11 political satire fall just as flat, and supplying Aladeen with a love interest forces Mr. Baron Cohen to try sincerity, something for which he has no particular aptitude.

There is a substantial body of research examining the predictive validity of admissions processes and in particular aptitude tests in medical education.

Jonathan showed no particular aptitude for art but drew strange doodles.