Sentence examples for much gifted from inspiring English sources

The impression left for the reader is of a man who is likeable and sincere, but not much gifted at understanding the motivations and plans of those around him.(Picture credit: Random House).

Jay Scotto-Friedmassistanttant superintendent for business services, insisted that it didn't know how much the gifted program cost.

In Britain, the much more gifted Harold Wilson fared no better after he led Labour to a hairsbreadth victory in October 1964.

The painting is a copy by this minor artist of a masterpiece by his much more gifted father.

RT Andre Smith In contrast, Smith is a less-respected voice in the locker room but a much more gifted player than Winston.

As a younger man, he was expected to become a brilliant scientist and his schoolfriend Oliver Sacks claimed he was "much more gifted than I was".

And with her high-pitched, piping delivery and jittery, as opposed to languorous, body language, she is very much the gifted, unsettled girl for whom personal responsibility has stanched the development of grace.

One was his determination to prove himself, to show what he was capable of, and how much better gifted and qualified to a position of power than almost everyone placed above him.

Basquiat was also better on paper than on canvas, and was much more gifted with formal questions of lines and shapes than with the challenges of all-over composition.

What happened to it after this time was the result of the activities of logicians much more gifted than Ghazâlî.

She's much more physically gifted and mentally resilient".