Sentence examples for better gifted from inspiring English sources

One was his determination to prove himself, to show what he was capable of, and how much better gifted and qualified to a position of power than almost everyone placed above him.

Which one is best gifted?

If you're not naturally intelligent, you'd better be gifted with conversing.

People are not, as a matter of fact, equal at all -- some are smarter than others, better looking, more gifted.

That he left recordings of his own works only enhances our appreciation of them, for who better than this gifted maestro to interpret the work of a major American composer, especially if the composer is himself?

The criticism made him stronger, and he thought hard about how he could develop his game to get the better of more gifted opponents.

Proposed reforms included more spending for schools (supported by a sales-tax increase), better opportunities for gifted children, vocational education, higher teachers' salaries, more course variety, and compulsory teacher competency exams.

He should be better remembered as the gifted pillar at first base ("So strong," said Stengel, "he could tear your ear brows off") who managed the Mets to the World Series title.

Heart of Midlothian are a better team with more gifted players.

I left the philosophizing regarding political issues to others who are gifted and better equipped to speak on those issues.

Several years ago, the investment banks and consulting firms decided it was better to hire a supremely gifted 22-year-old than a moderately gifted 40-year-old who wanted to go home to his family.