Sentence examples for genuine abilities from inspiring English sources

So Skye manifested genuine abilities as a baby, but nothing since?

Underpinning her success, says Ms Goldberg, is genuine ability.

Its commitment must stem from its genuine ability to play basic, fun, trashy rock.

It was the idea that maybe there is a young English midfielder around who has a genuine ability to play football of both creativity and authentic power.

Affirmative-action policies can have a similar effect, sometimes causing racial and ethnic minorities to question whether their successes reflect genuine ability or bureaucratic tokenism.

There is genuine ability there but he has a long way to go before fulfilling it and could find the Premier League represents a reality check.

The poetry of cinematography fully realised, combined with a genuine ability to evoke sadness, fear and guilt, make for one of the most emotionally provocative titles ever.

The talent pool in New York is deep, the sense of freedom exhilarating, the local audience highly educated and quick to perceive genuine ability.

The genuine ability to combat the appearance of ageing is coming at a time when the population is itself ageing, increasingly affluent and more than ever obsessed with the cult of youth.

This self-destructive form of rumination, known as attributional ambiguity, afflicts people who aren't sure whether to attribute their successes to genuine ability or to some other cause.

THREE finance professors have devised a new mutual fund rating system that appears to do a better job of separating managers whose performance reflects genuine ability from those whose results depend on luck alone.