Sentence examples for probably gifted from inspiring English sources

In fact, they are probably gifted.

Charlemagne probably gifted this manuscript to Angilbert, abbot of Saint-Riquier, when the Emperor visited the abbey in 800 for Easter.

On summer time, the same child drawing the exact same thing is creative, talented, probably even gifted.

They probably include gifted amateurs whose vodding and blogging will earn them a proper job.

He was probably too gifted a linguist to have been saddled long with an accent that embarrassed him.

Probably the gifted author of such signs thought that "Any Time" was a stern warning, a finger-wagging by the enforcement establishment.

In the book's most arresting section, Foer patiently deduces that a self-styled savant named Daniel Tammet, who dazzles experts with his computerlike capacity for total recall, is probably a gifted but traditional performer using mnemonic tricks older than the vaudeville stage.

Petitgout, probably the most gifted of the five starters, tried to be upbeat.

Peterson recalls that Schwarzman was "extremely gifted, probably one of the two or three most gifted people I've met in the M. & A. world.

Niedermayer, who is probably the most gifted skater on the team, said today that he felt pretty good.

He probably taught his gifted nephew these essentials, and something about the dramaturgy of weather and the theatrics of scale.