Sentence examples for apparent gift from inspiring English sources

There are no published reports of his flying off the handle, and he had no apparent gift for public relations.

He added, in one of those phrases that return to haunt critics in their declining years, that Carson had "no apparent gift for the performing arts".

Melanie Amaro, a 19-year-old from Florida with a power voice and an apparent gift for making almost any hairdo look good, won "The X Factor" on Thursday night, beating out Josh Krajcik, the man with the most compelling rasp in America, for a $5 million recording contract.

The IAAF says Kiplagat is also being investigated over an "apparent gift'" of two cars from the Qatar Athletics Federation received by Athletics Kenya in 2014-15.

The New York Herald Tribune wrote that the host had "no apparent gift for the performing arts".

The final bill also contains a new provision allowing pass-through companies to count the value of physical property toward their deduction ― an apparent gift to the real estate industry.

Meanwhile, figurines hold heads as apparent gifts or have been decapitated themselves, according to a report in Science Advances.

Instead he opened with an arrogant, Bill Keller-eswipeswipe at 'Echo Chamber Nation' that included an attempt at biting sarcasm - 'for balance, they listen to their friends' - a style of response which was inappropriate for the situation and for which he has no apparent gifts.

— Among the topics of conversations before the Yankees played the Oakland Athletics on Saturday afternoon were such vital matters as Mark Teixeira's reawakening offense, Bartolo Colon's fastball and Joe Girardi's year's supply of Cap'n Crunch cereal, an apparent boyhood gift from the sweet-cereal gods.

I shot around with him while, a few courts away, Rob Sergeant, a formidable figure, who once played professional basketball in Europe, worked out a kid who was maybe twelve, or ten, or eight, with no apparent physical gifts.

And so poets like O'Hara come to be known for one or two anthology pieces, the depth and range of their gift apparent only to specialists.