Sentence examples for phenomenally gifted from inspiring English sources
And Tynan was, above all, a phenomenally gifted writer.
"We've got phenomenally gifted people with this phenomenally gifted rider and there's nobody nasty or malicious and yet there's a bit of unresolved conflict.
EVEN to his most passionate admirers, the phenomenally gifted if wildly unconventional pianist Glenn Gould was a tangle of personal tics and complexes.
Mr. Dudamel is a phenomenally gifted musician with the potential to change the public perception of what an American orchestra should be.
In Mali he meets and plays with the great guitarist Djelimady Tounkara and the diva Oumou Sangare, a national idol and phenomenally gifted composer and singer.
In THE CHALK GIRL (Putnam, $25.95), the ineffably gorgeous and phenomenally gifted detective (Mallory the Machine to her browbeaten colleagues) takes over the protection of an 8-year-old girl called Coco who witnessed a grisly murder in Central Park.
She was phenomenally talented at slapstick.
Other phenomenally talented British actors do.
All phenomenally talented people.
He's a phenomenally talented actor.
"She is sublimely gifted (the world still hasn't heard the full range of her quicksilver to power-hammer voice); she is phenomenally determined (no rehearsal room grit has ever been truer); and she is wonderfully generous collaborator," he says.
