Sentence examples for least gifted from inspiring English sources

(Ages 8 and up) ETHAN FELD, although "the least gifted ballplayer that Clam Island had ever seen," is one lucky 11-year-old.

She has also signed her children up for piano lessons, thus making sure that she is by no means the least gifted musician in the household.

Thanks to historical perspective, we now know that Nick Clegg is TV's least gifted dissembler since Homer Simpson reacted to being dealt four jacks by dancing round the room whooping.

Mill's judgments could be badly skewed; he profoundly misjudged Robert Peel as "perhaps the least gifted man that has ever headed a powerful party"; he opposed the secret ballot, in the belief that political principles should be declared publicly.

Germany, which educates about a third of its least gifted children in vocational schools, has recently reformed the national curriculum so that all pupils must meet minimum standards in literacy, numeracy and science, and more able students must learn a foreign language too.

The least gifted in speaking in their own defense, whether mumbling in shock or invoking the constitutional right not to answer the senator's baiting questions, were ordered back for the big show: the open hearings where the senator conducted a thunderous witch hunt that both mesmerized and polarized the nation in exploiting cold war fear.

Yes, the band's most famous member is the least technically gifted, and the most influential, the guitarist David Evans, a.k.a. the Edge, is the least likely to pipe up in public.

Joe Bonaparte, Mr. Numrich's character, is an unlikely creation to say the least: a gifted violinist who also happens to be a champion boxer and who is forced to choose between the two callings.

"But, if they don't have that feel for the water, the least genetically gifted eight-year-old who has that feel for the water is going to beat them".

The chief betrayal comes not from the journalists themselves — there are many around today who are at least as gifted as Friendly ever was — but, rather, from the corporate imperatives of network news.

My sense is that he's at least as gifted as Garver may have been at that age, but perhaps not quite as intelligent or self-analytical — which could bode well for him.