Sentence examples for supreme gift from inspiring English sources

Fleming combined the elements into an emotionally overwhelming fable, which was always his supreme gift.

Lévi-Strauss suggested that, because women's fertility is necessary to the reproduction of the group, women are the "supreme gift".

Tynan's supreme gift was his ability to write about the theatre with a glittering wit and voluptuous precision.

His supreme gift is his ability to convince men of disparate backgrounds and nationality to commit to a cause which roots out imposters and egotists.

Gore ran for President in the shadow of Clinton: in the shadow of Clinton's talents and his mistakes — most of all, the affair with Monica Lewinsky, the supreme gift to the Republican opposition.

Not only has the sense of risk-taking disappeared from the classical scene but so has the quality that was Bernstein's supreme gift to America's postwar cultural life — the fun.

Like Churchill, he possessed supreme gifts as a communicator, addressing the nation in his legendary radio "fireside chats" with a confiding assurance that no rival could match.

His supreme gifts as a tailor — a sober British virtuosity — are sometimes downplayed in accounts of his runway shows, which were inevitably theatrical extravaganzas: Rites of Spring (but also of fall, winter, summer, and resort).

All of it — thanks to a roster that has drawn both admiration and scrutiny for its players with supreme gifts and checkered histories — has Kansas City a win away from its first Super Bowl in a half-century.

His supreme gifts as a tailor a sober British virtuosity are sometimes downplayed in accounts of his runway shows, which were inevitably theatrical extravaganzas: Rites of Spring (but also of fall, winter, summer, and resort).

The Nobel prizewinning poet Octavio Paz, perhaps Mexico's most devoted reader of Lawrence, claimed he "had a supreme poetic gift, the ability to transfigure whatever he dealt with.