Sentence examples for often gifted from inspiring English sources

"The process was fractured and inconsistent, and programs were too often gifted in name only," the city education chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said in an e-mail message.

Too often, gifted young American conductors must stand by as less-than-first-rate Europeans are hired to lead American orchestras.

Relatively easy to learn and adaptable to a myriad of styles, from early music to Baroque to jazz, most of its practitioners are classified as amateurs, often gifted amateurs.

Yes, possession was often gifted to the visitors, headers were rarely challenged and the game was mostly played under the guidance of Frank de Boer's side's tactics, but the underlying theme of the night was relatively obvious; Dortmund's quality shined through in the goalkeeping of Roman Weidenfeller, the desire of Lukasz Piszczek, but most importantly, the skill and power of Robert Lewandowski.

The mascot for the games was a torch-bearing baby rhino clad in the traditional dhoti (a piece of lower garment worn by males which is tied around the waist and extends to cover the legs) and gamocha (a hand woven traditional Assamese towel often gifted to loved ones).

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Too often they gifted possession to the French by aimlessly hoofing the ball down field into the arms of one or other of the back three.

EVERY so often some gifted thinker stares at a long-entrenched product or tradition, and with sudden inspiration redesigns it and changes the world for the better.

The supervisor, for his or her part, may well be an outstanding scientist but is less often a gifted mentor.

"The Swedish director is now established as a Divine Amateur: enormously gifted, often technically dazzling, essentially undisciplined," Mr. Kauffmann wrote in 1959.

This came at a critical time in the history of science, its transformation from what was called natural philosophy, often practiced by gifted amateurs, to a professional enterprise.