Sentence examples for innate gift for from inspiring English sources
He has, without doubt, an innate gift for public relations.
Barber's innate gift for setting unusual texts to music surely links back to these nostalgic days.
But some people have an innate gift for alienating teachers and administrators, a special talent for the parents'-night faux pas.
Mr. Gasser's best works are his watercolors, partly because of his deftness of touch, and partly because of an innate gift for composition.
In this music as in much else, her true, even voice production and her attractively tangy tone were notable assets, as was her innate gift for word-painting.
Instead, her innate gift for performing was channelled into lavish videos and one patchy short film, The Line, the Cross and the Curve.
In all, his innate gift of making words tell brought the given music to life.
Babies and kids in general have an innate gift (pun intended) for scattering toys throughout a house in the most difficult places to clean.
The Sumnerdämmerung may also offer a bit more fuel for anyone skeptical that the mega-rich, with their innate gifts of intelligence and drive, are the best custodians of our economic fortunes.
Here as elsewhere, hads is paired to tajriba ("experience") and is described as an innate gift.
