Sentence examples for superior gifts from inspiring English sources

Here is a writer who takes enormous gambles, then uses his superior gifts to manage the risk as tightly as possible.

His autobiography is almost insane with hatred for critics and peers, although he can't resist the most delusional of all digs - that they live in envy of his vastly superior gifts.

You have superior gifts and talents that can change peoples' lives, and maybe even change the world.

Penn has never had conventional movie-star looks, but he does have the arguably superior gift of a magnificently interesting face.

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That is the perception, which conveniently leaves out or minimizes his superior athletic gifts.

There's a lot of crying and a lot of laughing, but "Kabul Beauty School" transcends the feel-good genre largely because of the author's superior storytelling gifts and wicked sense of humor.

The organization and smooth administration of a purely African empire, the founding of the University of Sankore, the expansion of trade in Timbuktu, the architectural innovations in Gao, Timbuktu, and Niani and, indeed, throughout the whole of Mali and in the subsequent Songhai empire are all testimony to Mansa Mūsā's superior administrative gifts.

"This is a moment in history that demands superior political gifts from one who would govern.

Articulating the populist response was future U.S. Sen. Tom Watson, a Georgia lawyer and polemicist of such superior rhetorical gifts and inexhaustible vitriol that Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck pale in comparison.

We've traditionally regarded superior talent as a rare and mysterious gift bequeathed to a lucky few.