Sentence examples for any aptitude from inspiring English sources

Davies incorporated interactive elements into his script to ensure that the live performance was "an event": Davies sought to continue the Doctor's long association with music in this special after he realised the Tenth Doctor had yet to show "any aptitude for music".

And maybe it would have, if Bush had any aptitude for this sort of thing.

After graduation, she felt adrift, unable to chart any purposeful future, absent any aptitude for happiness.

If you showed any aptitude for studies, you were pushed toward the sciences and mathematics.

If I show any aptitude for diving, it is because it involves sinking.

Hannah never "really showed any aptitude at school", and left at 16 as what he calls "perfect factory fodder..

Tuesday's issue is whether the court should attempt something for which it has neither an aptitude nor any constitutional warrant — concocting criteria for deciding when (adjective two) excessive partisan gerrymandering becomes (adjective three) unconstitutional.

Why should those who demonstrate an aptitude in athletics be any different?

She became a European commissioner not because of any special aptitude, but because Gordon Brown was determined to avoid a byelection, and so couldn't send an MP.

She said she could barely remember a word of German because her teacher had basically told how to pass her exam but hadn't actually taught her any meaningful aptitude in the language.

As domestic species like dogs and horses don't appear have any dancing aptitude, it suggests that this talent doesn't develop entirely from exposure to music.