Sentence examples for savant in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "savant in" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who has exceptional skill or knowledge in a particular area. Example: "She is a savant in mathematics, able to solve complex problems in seconds."
A mad math savant in "Proof".
I had spent a few days with the prodigious Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic savant in London with incredible drawing ability.
Al-Hamadhānī achieved an early success through a public debate with Abū Bakr al-Khwarizmī, a leading savant, in Nīshāpūr.
It makes the point that Haring was a social-media savant in a Xerox and Polaroid age, distributing his art in the form of buttons, fliers and graffiti.
For his film work, Hoffman closed out the decade with another best actor Oscar for his convincing depiction of a middle-aged autistic savant in Rain Man (1988).
I told Will that Coach Li had identified me as a table tennis idiot savant in the tradition of Forrest Gump.
His teaching impressed a whole generation of savants in the great age of French classical scholarship.
Ah well, say the coalition's savants in Vienna, at least Mr Haider will lose national influence if he takes up office in rural Carinthia.
The number of teachers- & courses dealing in one way or another, with Asia has roughly trebed at U.C. since '45, & the faculty boasts the most distinguished array of Chinese savants in this country.
She speculates that the abilities of savants in areas that neurotypicals tend to find pointless or boring may result from an ability to see differences where a neurotypical would see only similarities.
My one big gripe is that the game does not include an online spectator mode, so the only way I can actually watch these savants in action is to keep volunteering to get demolished.
