Sentence examples for gifted as a from inspiring English sources

We see Eliot in all of his alienated grandeur here, a deeply strange man, prejudiced, terrified of women, and yet massively gifted as a poet and critic.

I NEVER was gifted as a collector.

"She's gifted as a minister," Ms. Haight said.

The yaya seemed more gifted as a nanny than their mother, I whispered to my friend.

(More politely, a Romney aide calls Mr Obama "extremely gifted, as a campaigner").

Not only is he enviably gifted as a cricketer and all-round sportsman but he is ferociously pugnacious.

He's tremendously gifted as an athlete.

"To play a man who was singularly gifted as an artist, greatly misunderstood and mythologised as a human being... it's something very special and sacred.

Penn said in a statement: "To play a man who was singularly gifted as an artist, greatly misunderstood and mythologized as a human being.

She modestly suggests that she isn't gifted as an actress, and cites the difference in literary cultures between England and France, where writers seldom perform their work in public.

Penn Badgley said, "To play a man who was singularly gifted as an artist, greatly misunderstood & mythologized as a human being... It's something very special and sacred.