Sentence examples for made aptitude from inspiring English sources

The Belmont oddsmaker has made Aptitude the 8-5 morning-line favorite.

In that study, no distinction was made between aptitude and exceptional talent.

Non-Communists point out, that whatever Togliatti was in the early Gramsci days, he avoided Mussolini's prison by fleeing during the middle 20s to Moscow, where his aptitudes made him No. 2 in the Comintern, a powerful post he apparently still holds.

Teaching doesn't just demand an aptitude for teaching; or, put it another way, an aptitude for teaching is made up of many subsidiary aptitudes.

As expected, the Jockey Club Gold Cup winner, Aptitude, was made the morning-line favorite for the Classic.

He still packs all the knowledge and aptitude that made him Survivorman; he just wouldn't go out in the rainforest dressed this way.

I'd lie awake and cry in despair except that exhaustion and poor mental aptitude also made the list.

A president needs the backing of congress and local governments to wield power, while members of congress, governors and mayors need the spoils provided by a president to wield their own power through subsequent terms in office.Any lack of administrative aptitude makes a president especially dependent on his political supporters.

4 5 6 We postulated that personality traits and aptitude make a doctor suitable for a specialty and that these may be best assessed by covert observation of behaviour.

They succeeded in revealing the melodic inventiveness and aptitude for drama that made Vinci esteemed by his contemporaries, including Handel.

The male role in "Opus" made use of Mr. Baryshnikov's aptitude for inhabiting unusual movement styles.