Sentence examples similar to aptitude for helping from inspiring English sources

If so, what kinds of personality traits and aptitudes in the people who are receiving the education are most important for helping that education stick?

He showed great aptitude at helping others, and he also quickly learned the art of surgery.

Maintaining a high scholastic aptitude will help when it's time to go to medical school.

Ms. Kagan had been a close ally of Mr. Summers, but she was noticeably silent when he ran into a public relations buzz saw over his impolitic remarks about women's aptitude for science — remarks that helped cost him his job.

Both have demonstrated an enthusiasm and aptitude for the medium that first helped their former 'anxious kid' father escape into a world of magical possibilities.

Alongside his aptitude for mysticism, he'd also helped to pioneer the area's tourism industry, with his crowning achievement a witchcraft convention called the Congreso Nacional de Brujos de Catemaco.

Should rampaging cannibalism be our future, may Stein's and May's now-increased aptitude for brawny derring-do help mount the offensive.

It assessed De Leon's aptitudes and helped train her with basic computer skills.

He was helped by an aptitude for blending reserve wines, a gift that allowed him to create one of the world's most sippable Champagnes, Krug Grande Cuvée NV.

That is partly, Skuse posits, because girls' general aptitude for communication and their social competence helps some Asperger's girls "pass" — they pick up on their difference and carefully mask it by mimicking other girls' speech and manner and dress.

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.