Sentence examples for some aptitudes from inspiring English sources

Artificial intelligence is embedded in many features of modern life for the simple reason that intelligent machines can already outperform humans, including some aptitudes where there was once thought to be a human advantage, such as playing chess, or recalling trivia in a game of Jeopardy.

Hillary, too, has already shown some aptitude in this regard.

Hunter is jealous of anyone who writes with some aptitude.

Surely leading US politicians need some aptitude for holding high office?

During the spring, I took some aptitude tests at Purdue University, and they indeed indicated that I was analytical.

After a rough start confronting a flame-throwing former arsonist (another friend and co-worker, Ben, is badly singed), Sam discovers he has some aptitude for the job.

By forcing you to think about and categorize many different skills as either "interesting," "not interesting," or skills that you show some aptitude in, the test makes you think about both what you'd be good at doing and what you'd enjoy.

I think that you can have some aptitude for it, but it really takes coaching and training and being brought along, being managed".

The process will require your time, patience, diligence and some aptitude for understanding what the credit bureaus and collection agencies are required by law to do.

He left in his third year aristocrats with no academic bent were released after only two years but notwithstanding his showing some aptitude, he did not take a degree.

Some mental aptitudes are hard-wired: gifts for maths and music (which often go together) require no knowledge, and manifest themselves early in life.