Sentence examples for remarkable gift for from inspiring English sources

For a foreigner, he had a remarkable gift for insults.

His remarkable gift for narrative momentum sustains Chicago.

Martin Luther King III does not have Dr King's voice, nor his remarkable gift for oratory.

Laslett had a remarkable gift for commanding an audience beyond academia - a reflection perhaps of his Third Programme days.

Blessed with a remarkable gift for friendship, he was generous almost to a fault with his time.

On the strength of two plays, one can say that Butterworth has a remarkable gift for dialogue.

I consider, however, that he was ill-advised in choosing such a work as the great Beethoven Violin Concerto to display his truly remarkable gifts, for it is a work of which the interpretation calls for qualities of insight and understanding which are inaccessible to one of immature years, demanding a knowledge and experience of life as much as if not more than of mere art.

Already, the 2016 GOP field has shown remarkable gifts for saying stupid shit, and eventually the weight of those gaffes will likely crush their White House dreams.

"A remarkable gift from Brian Cashman".

They all have representations, historically and in contemporary manifestations, of the full range of human agency, from heinous crimes against humanity to incredibly remarkable gifts of compassion, hope, and vision for a just world.

Brod goes on to say of Kafka: "as if to compensate for the remarkable gift he had of musical speech, he had no talent for pure music".