Sentence examples for aptitude to be from inspiring English sources

"They have to have the aptitude to be in the camp," said Sessa.

He is a former first-round draft pick from the University of Texas, and Baker said he had the skills and aptitude to be an All-Star.

Palmer has the aptitude to be a cerebral field general; plenty of coaches have entrusted him to run their offense out of a no-huddle.

One member who had signed the Protect the BBC petition, said "I very much hope that you will manage to rise above the fray and offer once more an opportunity for the expression of rational concerns about her [Kuenssberg's] aptitude to be expressed".

There are inescapable underlying racist horrors built into the very notion of Tarzan the idea that, as a white man raised by apes, he's the white-skinned equivalent of black Africans, their equal as a force of nature but with the natural aptitude to be rapidly civilized, and that, as a white man, he is Jane's one acceptable African mate.

Gary Ballance has shown enough aptitude to be worth preserving with.

The concept of being is a quidditative notion that indicates the aptitude to exist and that is univocally predicated of God and creature, without – and this is the major innovation here – positing a reality common to them.

Any new structure or aptitude has to be in place before it can be exploited by its possessors, and it may take some time for those possessors to discover all the uses of such novelties.

"A substantial minority of applicants apply without A-levels, so it's important that we use measures like subject aptitude tests to be able to distinguish between candidates with different qualifications, as well as those who come from different educational backgrounds".

Intellectual and active aptitude were to be tested through an examination process, though this would come to naught if the appointed official did not possess the appropriate moral aptitude (1838 43, IX, 128).

Judge Dredd is tasked by the Chief Judge with evaluating new recruit Cassandra Anderson, a powerful psychic who failed the aptitude tests to be a Judge.