Sentence examples for particular gift for from inspiring English sources

He had a particular gift for managing time.

According to Newbury, it seems to have a particular gift for finding marinas and bridges.

The first great Russian symphonist, he exhibited a particular gift for melody and orchestration.

I had no particular gift for writing what were called "compositions", and no particular enjoyment of it.

Howarth has a particular gift for expressing a character's humanity, even the less sympathetic such as Mary herself.

Callahan's last album, "Apocalypse," showcased his particular gift for writing songs that weave together interior and exterior landscapes.

This particular gift of a book sat unopened for many months, gathering dust in storage during a peripatetic period of my existence.

Ms. McCorkle's particular gift was for interpreting songs, the buoyant as well as the rueful.

Thirkell's particular gift is for getting to the heart of a character in one clever, wicked sentence.

But his particular gift is for talking as if there were just one other person in the room – and not the 5,000 or more people that fill the Albert Hall.

But his particular gift was for conveying a dangerous charm flecked with irony and, although he flirted occasionally with the classics, this quality was seen at its consummate best in the plays of Simon Gray, Harold Pinter and David Storey.