Sentence examples for gift for design from inspiring English sources

Ian's article portrays Ive as an ordinary man with an extraordinary gift for design.

With "its gift for design", it "is taking its place at the new political drawing-board".

I envy the Swedes their social conscience, their gift for design and urban planning and their fish.

His gift for design is evident in modernistic creations like "School Days (Alphabet)," a 1908 cover design for Collier's magazine.

It was a season of firsts -- our first house, first yard, first experience with an architect (actually our former neighbor Lisa Joyce, whose gift for design is matched by her steadiness and good sense as a person).

Take Cole's speech, addressed to a stammering, demented white man named Zekie (Robert Beitzel), who has a gift for design: "We nigh onto clashin' pretty in our sights, livin' compartments, units.

He has a gift for visualizing designs — for seeing snapshots of the whole while others wrestle with details — and for drawing them out of the people around him.

As is a gift for architecture and design.

If Ahmed had such a gift and passion for designing and building electronics, in a country where STEM expertise is both desperately needed and all the rage, why was the school unable to nurture these obvious talents?

In the end, these are faults that even Mr. Leithauser's gift for language and ambitious design cannot redeem.

I tip my hat to the ever-inventive Nina Ball, who matched Bill English's peculiar gift for jigsaw-puzzle stage designs by creating a pillared atmosphere that worked for Covent Garden, the Ascot Racetrack and (with the clever use of two sliding panels), was easily transformed into the living room of Professor Higgins' home at 27-A Wimpole Street as well as his mother's garden.