Sentence examples for particularly gifted at from inspiring English sources

For one thing, few executives are particularly gifted at rallying the troops.

They were particularly gifted at catching young children in naturalistic poses against country backgrounds.

Carrie, on the other hand, isn't particularly gifted at piano or ballet, hasn't inherited her mother's good looks, and even miscalculates the humor in her letter to her best friend.

Ms. Thornton had a husky, keening voice with a muscly vibrato; she was a vibrant performer with a caustic sense of humor, and she was particularly gifted at coaxing harmonic complexity and emotion out of the blues.

Terry is particularly gifted at reading the field, anticipating where the ball is heading, what his opponents are planning, where his own players should be going; he directs them, in a style has been compared to that of a conductor with an orchestra.

In one of Wallace's notebooks, there is a sentence suggesting that he had hit on the framework of a plot: an evil group within the I.R.S. is trying to steal the secrets of an agent who is particularly gifted at maintaining a heightened state of concentration.

April Kidwell is particularly gifted as the high-strung pill-popper Jessie Spano.

So I kept my eyes and ears, to say nothing of my taste buds, open to the kind of writer-cook who was particularly gifted, like Julia, at explaining the techniques of a different cooking culture".

Nor was he particularly gifted scholastically; what he excelled at was getting other people to do the work for him.

Warren stands out as particularly gifted, both on talking about race and coalition, and at narrating the connection between the stunted-lived experience of regular Americans and the corporate and financial-industry domination of our politics.

Bell, who tried her hand at most of the workshop's trades, was particularly gifted in textile design and soon became known for her interior designs as well.