Sentence examples for talent for combat from inspiring English sources
National Journal described him this way: "Tall and thin, with Harry Potter-like glasses and salt-and-pepper hair, he looks like a typical Washington technocrat, an image that belies his talent for combat".
Robert quickly unveils an almost supernatural talent for combat – a kind of macho-gallant superpower – to hit back at these bullies on her behalf and put right other wrongs elsewhere in the city.
Leader of the Republican Party in the Senate, with an essentially limitless ability to raise campaign funds, his professorial exterior conceals a rare talent for political combat.
The Enquirer's disclosures about Stone's personal life had made him radioactive in terms of a public role in the Presidential race, but when the contest came down to a recount in Florida his talent for hand-to-hand political combat was too useful for senior Republicans to ignore.
Others have no appetite left for combat.
Aaron Tapalman, using the shorthand for combat outpost.
He's willing, even eager, for combat.
Skeptics questioned their fitness for combat.
Consumer phones are not designed for combat.
In fact, as attacks on vital computer systems proliferate, surveys show a serious shortage of talent to combat them.
