Sentence examples for socially gifted from inspiring English sources

The hockey audience is considered the Garden's most socially gifted coterie View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Writers, even the most socially gifted and established, must be outsiders of some sort, if only because their job is that of scrutiniser and witness.

Awkwardness can befall even the most socially gifted.

Team managers, when asked, will often answer in terms of personalities, perhaps pointing out that a socially gifted colleague can smooth the edges of those at the top of the food chain who are oblivious to the emotional harm they inflict on others.

These studies show that only-children do better in school, are more motivated, have higher self-esteem, and are even more gifted socially than children with siblings.

We observed strategic but socially impaired offers from gifted proposers and lower acceptance rates from gifted responders, resulting in lower total earnings in the Ultimatum Game.

The socially stunted but deductively gifted protagonist of this Swedish-Danish crime series is no storyteller.

The character of homicide detective Saga Norén is one of the great creations of modern drama: a woman who is socially inept but professionally gifted and who elicits our sympathy despite being unable to show empathy herself.

Henry is introduced as a gifted yet socially awkward shortstop and disciple of a handbook for middle infielders that gives the book its name, and his pursuit of perfection leaves him as something of a cipher in the early going.

He has been described by City acquaintances as shy and gifted but not socially adept.

While his obsessive attention to minute detail cripples him socially, it makes him a gifted detective and profiler.