Sentence examples for essential gift from inspiring English sources

The young writer Betty Shamieh has the playwright's most essential gift: the passion for talk.

But the isolation of his later decades should not be allowed to obscure his essential gift for joy.

For Christmas, the essential gift is Redstone's 2015 diary, The Art of Simplicity, edited by Julian Rothenstein and Ian Sansom.

Like the labels on the cakes and bottles that Alice discovers underground, the essential gift of my award was that it spoke to me in the imperative; for the first time, a voice in my head said, "Do this".

After all is said and done, I can only say: We get to live through this, a time when people continue to make art that isn't missed until it arrives, an unbidden and suddenly essential gift.

Spend enough time around Lake Baikal, which contains 20% of the world's freshwater and is one of the most popular stops along the Trans-Siberian Railway, and soon everything begins to smell like fish: fish for lunch, fish for dinner, even fish for breakfast, and now fish (an essential gift when visiting locals) in the car.

AS the messiah of modernism, Alfred Stieglitz had two essential gifts.

But he had two essential gifts: a knack for coming up with ideas, and organizational genius.

Brilliance, charisma and eloquence are essential gifts for a leader, but they are no longer sufficient.

To a resident of Bloomsbury this, no doubt, seemed a feasible goal, the guarantee of two essential gifts – privacy and freedom, or time and solitude.

Ebert had the sensibilities of a cinephile, but the essential gifts of a popular journalist who knew how to make a connection with his readers.