Sentence examples for evident gift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Phillips is a secret sophisticate, often going to great lengths to mask his evident gift.

But on those few occasions when he lets the music and lyrics playfully off their narrative leash, he winds up making good on the high expectations placed on his evident gifts.

Seven years ago, for example, when he decided to donate a drawing collection, the foundation's generosity would have been evident in a gift of dozens, even hundreds, of works.

Seasonal cooking means nothing at restaurants like this, something that's evident when the gift to go with our drinks is out-of-season tomatoes on top of crostini.

That "incredible voice" was apparently a natural gift, evident from the time Mr. Pascal was 11 and first tried singing with a makeshift rock band some young friends had gotten together.

It also has the buoyant, cleareyed feel for the particulars of culture and place that is among this director's great gifts, evident in films as different as "Mississippi Masala," "Monsoon Wedding" and "Vanity Fair".

But he presents his tale less as a testament to his own evident determination and gifts than as an homage to those he had the luck to encounter along the way, who both showed him those gifts were there and had the patience to nurture them.

But the arrogance he seems to possess in regard to this particular gift was evident in the number of times he chose to display one particular look: at first sight, a long skirt that concealed a shorter skirt and also a one-legged pair of pants.

In her writing, this natural gift is evident.

His formal gifts are evident; the uses he puts them to are trivial.

But Mr. Machanic's gifts were evident even before he joined the Ailey troupe in 1996.