Sentence examples for like a gifted from inspiring English sources

As for Millais, it is easy to like a gifted man who assumes that you are as passionate and fully human as he.

He took off his glasses and put them back on like a gifted actor maximizing a prop.

It's like a gifted chef cooking incredible meals for forty years and never inviting anyone over to share them.

He worked the line like a gifted politician, hugging people as they flipped open their phones and tried to get a picture with him.

But Smoltz has had an unusual, preserving command of his three pitches, like a gifted pianist who has also mastered the guitar and drums.

He runs like a gifted running back, throws like Peyton Manning and seems to have the winning instincts of Joe Montana.

The female is emerald, and the male is turquoise with a black mask; through binoculars he is a tiny piece of sorcery, like something a gifted child has drawn with crayons.

The classic Sundance Film Festival story goes something like this: A gifted young filmmaker — say Quentin Tarantino or Kevin Smith — maxes out his credit cards and pours everything into a debut feature.

Finally, there are the kids like Juan Cruz, a gifted eleven-year old ball player from Havana, who will reach their prime without him-the first generation in three who will have baseball without having Castro telling them how to play the game.

Today, after a subsequent spell of market-bedizened, balefully frisky seductiveness, from the likes of Jeff Koons (a gifted artist with a lot to answer for) and Damien Hirst (from whose nightmare of chipper cynicism we may finally be awakening), Rist stands out in a graver light.

When it came Zusya's time to go to heaven, he had ready answers for God about why he wasn't a great prophet like Moses or a gifted scholar like Maimonides.