Sentence examples for distinctive gifts from inspiring English sources
But both plays offer rich evidence of their creators' distinctive gifts.
These prizes have been awarded to people whose distinctive gifts don't necessarily fit the awards as they were configured.
Reading the two poets side by side helps their distinctive gifts to stand out sharply — along with their equally suggestive limitations.
The movement is as lusciously fluent and rubber-bodied as one might expect, given Mr. Cardona's ability to infuse his choreography with his distinctive gifts as a dancer.
The ingenuity that Michael exhibits here should have been corralled and shaped by enterprising producers long ago, yet perhaps his distinctive gifts are untimely ones.
Among the couple's most distinctive gifts was the establishment of the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library.
This was the distinctive gift to literature conferred by the group, the gift of Allen Tate, who lent the most metaphysical and theological aspects to the New Criticism.
Ms. Hong, a Korean modern-dance performer and choreographer, singer and writer, has a distinctive gift for quietly stunning imagery and the mystical distillation of complex life issues.
Set to propulsive music by Oumou Sangare and Feli Anikulapo Kuti, the group dance is a perfect example of Mr. Brown's distinctive gift for blending African traditional and Western modern dance into a driving, resilient and slyly funny new whole.
Two months before the primary last year, Mr. Perry spoke during Sunday services at the nondenominational Elevate Life Church in Frisco and walked away with a distinctive gift from the pastor: a long silver sword, given to the governor as a symbol of the word of God.
But as Ms. Masciotti demonstrated in her earlier "Vision Disturbance," in which a Greek-born American surveyed her shattered life while an ophthalmologist examined her eyes, this playwright has a distinctive gift for finding an original poetry in everyday speech, especially when it's misspoken.
