Sentence examples similar to apparent aptitude for from inspiring English sources

It some [sic] became apparent that he had a great aptitude for figures and finance.

His aptitude for comedy became apparent with the Cary Grant vehicle Operation Petticoat, and thereafter he never looked back, creating a signature style of loose-limbed, freewheeling humour that astutely worked a fine line between high camp and chic smut.

An aptitude for languages was soon apparent: at five he was already making progress with Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, broadening his studies to include Arabic, Sanskrit, Persian, Syriac, French, and Italian before he was 12. Hamilton was proficient in arithmetic at an early age.

Duk-koo's aptitude for pugilism was not immediately apparent.

At the center of the play Mr. Cochrane gives a game performance here; his verbal aptitude for Cyrano's eloquence is apparent (a Scot, he has the voice and accent for it) and shows himself capable of both the seriousness of Cyrano's torment and the glibness of a Seinfeld.

When they first met, says Valencia, Cases's aptitude for systems biology was immediately apparent.

His aptitude for science was evident from the start.

Her aptitude for solving problems.

They have no aptitude for it.

aptitude for attacking the disorder in the streets.

Interviewed on television, he showed his aptitude for challenging authority.