Sentence examples for early aptitude from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bagapsh showed an early aptitude for the long game, he said.
He displayed an early aptitude for music, often staging mock operas and performing songs from films.
Tatum, who was visually impaired from childhood, displayed an early aptitude for music.
She was a precocious child, displaying an astonishing early aptitude in nearly every subject.
Keith, who graduated in 1985, showed an early aptitude for computers.
He was a headstrong child who showed an early aptitude for math.
Precocious as a child, Sondheim showed an early musical aptitude among other wide-ranging interests.
He shows an early mechanical aptitude and a fascination with photography.
But he showed early ambition and aptitude for politics.
A few cursory pages are devoted to his youth and early manhood - his aptitude for chess is noted, as is his gift for mathematics - but Mr. Gilbert seems mainly interested in sketching the political and social landscape in which he came of age.
He debunks the myth of Einstein's early lack of math aptitude — "Einstein was the kind of kid who today would be nicknamed Einstein," he notes — and speaks soaringly of Einstein's discoveries, while pacing TED Talk-like, occasionally stopping in a wide stance and rocking back slightly, body language for "This is completely awesome".
