Sentence examples for quite gifted from inspiring English sources

I don't know him well, but he seems to me to be quite gifted and politically OK.' Toynbee went on to become The Observer's leading book reviewer.

The book describes the emergence of a "new supranational Indian culture" which has "the arrogance of the upstart and the self-absorption of the new", and which in writers such as Mr Varma and Mr Mehta, is blessed with two quite gifted chroniclers.

Chéreau, who adapted the Kureishi stories with Anne-Louise Trividic, seems to be attempting a generational portrait of Londoners who are not quite gifted or single-minded enough to fulfill their dreams — failed musicians, painters, and actors who have drifted into wretchedness and anxious bickering.

Apparently, he was quite gifted at making his own legends about himself".

The LGBT community has long been quite gifted at sarcasm, irony and re-appropriation.

A full lunch would sound nice, but unless you are quite gifted in that you can eat a sandwich and chips and a pickle while reading a book, and pay full attention to the book, you may want to stick to the finger foods.

This person is quite visually gifted.

Said girlfriend is fellow comic Sara Pascoe, incidentally; they make quite the gifted pair.

He is also quite a gifted fund-raiser from what we hear".

She's a bit more natural, she sits very well on a horse and she's got to the point now where she's quite a gifted horsewoman.

Her partner of 44 years, the academic and poet Rosie Bailey, said : "She was obviously incredibly gifted, quite exceptional.