Sentence examples for is remarkably gifted from inspiring English sources

Petterson is remarkably gifted at capturing not so much randomness or irrelevance (habitual catchments of the stream of consciousness) as the staggered distances of memory: one detail seems near at hand, while another can be seen only cloudily; one mental picture seems small, while another seems portentous.

Perhaps Wolitzer, who is remarkably gifted at portraying creative, educated young white women coming of age, isn't the writer to tell those other stories ― but if not, it remains troubling that she and her publisher have presented this very conventional, very limited image of feminism as a universal story.

"Some of them have social or intellectual shortcomings, despite being remarkably gifted in drawing or composing music.

Mr. Clinton was (and is) a remarkably gifted politician who accomplished something no Democrat since Franklin Delano Roosevelt had done -- getting re-elected.

He is remarkably open throughout, even when talking about his addiction, and seems free of the egotism that often attends the naturally gifted.

California is remarkably prosperous.

That is remarkably quick.

He is remarkably consistent.

Laughing is remarkably useful.

This is remarkably shortsighted.

BvgA is remarkably conserved.