Sentence examples for seriously gifted from inspiring English sources

Not only was Mr. Galliano seriously gifted, with technical skills and a romantic sensibility that suited Dior's femininity, he brought to Dior a spot-on sense of vision.

It meant that anyone grounded in a normal life had to struggle against the assumption that they were not as seriously gifted as Vivienne Westwood or Alexander McQueen.

Mr. Connick is the charismatic, seriously gifted singer and composer who reinterpreted big band and Dixieland funk sounds for a new generation of listeners.

It's hard to think of too many dancer-choreographer pairings I'd rather spend an evening with than WALLY CARDONA and JENNIFER LACEY, two thoughtful, mischievous and seriously gifted artists who have long been admired in the field.

No, the quiet that pulses everywhere in this fictional town, the creation of the seriously gifted young playwright Annie Baker, is the kind that descends among people when words feel inadequate.

Next season, with the notorious but seriously gifted Australian half-back Todd Carney on board, they will surely target a top-four place that would secure at least one home play-off.

She studied to be a children's writer and took her craft seriously; she was also gifted with an innate, uncanny empathy for children's concerns.

But I seriously doubt they are gifted.

Once the second point was appreciated, the way was open for introducing theoretical vocabulary that logical empiricism had never taken seriously (even though many eminent scientists and gifted science teachers had often developed such modes of conveying meaning).

Moreover, for all the antics, Mr. Sher takes Rossini's characters and their romantic entanglements seriously and coaxes precise, nuanced performances from his gifted cast.

By Louis Menand John F. Kennedy disliked public posturing, and was not a naturally gifted speaker, but he took speechmaking seriously.