Sentence examples for preternaturally skilled from inspiring English sources
Swift is not an agent of revolution; she, much like Beyoncé, is a preternaturally skilled student of established values.
Recently separated from her unemployed husband, she has moved to the "kingdom of Queens" with her daughter Chloe (Carly Rose Sonenclar, a good actress and an almost preternaturally skilled singer).
Her young hero is a descendant of Herakles (not Hercules, since Renault generally prefers direct transliterations from the Greek); a golden boy preternaturally skilled at everything he does, beloved of everyone around him (except those who are jealous), capable of calming wild horses with a few well-chosen gestures and killing men with supernatural ease.
The appeal of such sci-fi, for me, had always been its larger-than-life rogues and aces – I enjoyed the stories of preternaturally skilled, carefree experts who can thrash about expensive hardware, the camaraderie and macho-ness of the whole affair.
In how many movies across how many genres have we seen preternaturally skilled guys?
His conflicted, self-doubting but preternaturally skilled British master spy, George Smiley, is one of late-20th century English fiction's most memorable characters.
Martín was a dancer at the Royal Ballet who, while not preternaturally technically skilled, was a performer of great wit and elan who knew exactly how to play an audience.
He was preternaturally calm.
She is preternaturally outgoing.
He seems preternaturally sapient.
He was preternaturally focussed.
