Sentence examples for particular aptitudes from inspiring English sources

Each pathway would share enough common emphasis on English, maths and science for pupils to transfer between them, should they have opted for the wrong kind of school, while being distinctive enough to nurture particular aptitudes and ambitions.

Jonathan showed no particular aptitude for art but drew strange doodles.

The government is keen for youngsters to continue to take GCSEs early in subjects where they show particular aptitude.

By the age of 13 or 14, he added, the player may have a preference and a particular aptitude for a single position, which is fine.

At the Civil Liberties Union he showed no particular aptitude for either planning or management, let alone working well with people who do not share his views.

Unlike his near contemporary Calvin Klein, Mr. Armani evinces no particular aptitude for assessing a landscape in which ideas of masculinity seem to change by the hour.

11 political satire fall just as flat, and supplying Aladeen with a love interest forces Mr. Baron Cohen to try sincerity, something for which he has no particular aptitude.

The problem is that Mr Gandhi has so far shown no particular aptitude as a politician, nor even sufficient hunger for the job.

First-class training doesn't necessarily instill the ability to master different voices; it's a particular aptitude that comes more naturally to some than others.

All students in good standing are eligible, although the committee must be satisfied that candidates have particular aptitude and preparation for the work they propose.

The specialist schools, in particular, illustrate current confusions.Some of the specialist schools stand accused of setting tests which select not by particular aptitude but (oh, horror) by general ability.