Sentence examples for inborn aptitudes from inspiring English sources

It is one thing to take advantage of a famous name, a host of connections and possibly inborn aptitudes to build one's own career, as Cuomo has; that's what people do in all of America's ostensibly meritocratic professions.

I feel sorry for Harvard's president, Lawrence H. Summers, and his unfortunate remark about women's possible lack of inborn aptitude for math and science.

For example, instinct can refer to reflexive or stereotyped behaviour, to an intuitive hunch, to a congenital aptitude or disposition, to a deep-seated impulsion (e.g., "maternal instinct"), to ways of acting that do not appear to have involved learning or experience in their development, or to knowledge that is inborn or subconsciously acquired.

It was just inborn".

He just has inborn qualities".

CHICAGO - IT must be inborn.

It was an inborn talent.

Sadly, he sometimes combines these aptitudes.

Or is there an essential presence that is inborn?

"It's an inborn industriousness," she would explain, smiling.

And there are indications of inborn predilections toward art.