Sentence examples for gift for words from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney has a gift for words — self-destructive words.
She has a rare gift for words in one so young.
Michael was known for his uncanny wit and gift for words.
"But if you know her, you know she has a gift for words and a highly self-assured personality.
He didn't have that same gift for words and images, which is not an insult.
Michael Kohn (a former Flash Art editor, with a gift for words) explains "the center highly reflects light, creating a beautiful dichotomy that is all within one space.
As a librettist, Gilbert is outstanding not only because of his gift for handling words and casting them in musical shapes but also because through his words he offered the composer opportunities for burlesquing musical conventions.
There is no doubting his brilliant mind or his gift for turning words into amazing images.
In her review of Julia Glass's novel "The Whole World Over" (June 11), Lorraine Adams mentions the character Saga, who "is afflicted with... a strange gift for visualizing words".
The characters tend to speak with a similar shapely eloquence, so that nurse and soldier, doctor and general and slave share a gift for stringing words together that suggests they are all incipient novelists of no small talent.
