Sentence examples for that natural ability from inspiring English sources

The elite guys have become Paralympians because they have that natural ability," he says.

Perhaps that is because he had started life afresh and was able to bring that natural ability to inhabit the parts without trying to over-intellectualise them.

— and I think there are people who are just born with that natural ability that makes people want to follow them.

It's difficult to make metal and circuitry mimic all that natural ability, he said.

Tom Valenti, an owner of Ouest on the Upper West Side and the new 'Cesca, opening there next week, said that natural ability and energy are sometimes more important.

Perhaps that natural ability to connect had been honed at Cambridge University, where her confidence took knock after knock, but she was never defeated and emerged so much stronger.

Philosophically, the main shortcoming of meritocracy is that a society in which your status is determined by your natural talents is no fairer, given that natural abilities are distributed at birth in a way which is random from a moral point of view, than a society in which your status is determined by inherited wealth, which is equally random from a moral point of view".

And Disney used that as a way as an opportunity to capture that natural trending ability and then also point to content that they want to surface to their consumers and to their customers.

"I don't have that much natural ability," he said, and went on to tell a doleful tale about how his legs lacked spring, how he was judged among the worst of the Olympic candidates in ability to get high off the floor, and so on, until he had nearly convinced me that he was a motor moron.

Perceptions that he is not quite quick enough or that his natural ability means things come a little too easily have lingered but, as Goode points out, that is not the Saracens way.

But for some people, who have that natural talent or ability, this program is a first step in that career.