Sentence examples similar to talented at achieving from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, probiotics in the form of bacterial strains that are especially talented at digesting sialic acid could achieve a similar effect.
Bruckner gives the example of Veronica, who initially prefers to become an Olympic competitor in tennis, but after years of practice realizes that even though she is very talented at tennis, she will not achieve Olympic status, and so downgrades her aspirations and comes to prefer to be a local star, a change in preference that might occur behind her back and thus be non-autonomous (313).
She is naturally talented at it.
She was phenomenally talented at slapstick.
The Karzai regime is, at least, talented at managing that.
They're only talented at one thing: getting elected.
It is especially talented at animating news stories about Russia.
"Why do I have to be talented at something?
Mr. Gottlieb also became talented at peddling wild notions to reporters.
O6: Students who are talented at mathematics can cope when a lecturer dwells on the finer points in mathematics.
Clearly he was talented at something I guess.
