Sentence examples for clearly blessed from inspiring English sources

DiCaprio is clearly blessed with a headful of brains not common in those who started as child actors (he was a pre-tween idol on TV's Growing Pains sitcom in the US) and has used them well.

Though clearly blessed with an unusual talent from an early age with speed, power, and a light touch Murray often battled himself as much as his opponent on court.

Whorehouse Meadow in Oregon was renamed Naughty Girl Meadow in the 1960s, but has recovered its old appellation.The author is clearly blessed with a good sense of humour, which, sadly, he partially suppresses, presumably in deference to the stiff-necked culture of American officialdom and academe.

Sully has clearly been blessed by fortune.

"C'mon, Masha!" came a supporting bellow from the opposite flank, clearly from a spectator blessed with a sensibility more Chekhovian than (Helen) Fieldingesque.

Their baby looked too small to be out in the world, and they were clearly visiting to bless their child and pray for their own miracle.

These blessed strikes showed clearly that this arrogant power, America, rests on a powerful but precarious economy, which rapidly crumbled.

There aren't many identifiable jokes: Dapper is clearly no great wit, nor blessed with evident comic skill – as opposed to showmanship, of which he has plenty.

The difficulty Morgan will face is a mental one rather than technical, for clearly he is a gifted batsman, blessed with remarkable hand-eye coordination.

Pinchas is blessed with divine peace, clearly something which neither he nor any religious zealot possess, no matter how much they may say otherwise.

The crew itself routinely practiced responding to alarms, fires and blowouts, and it was blessed with experienced leaders who clearly cared about safety.