Sentence examples for those less gifted from inspiring English sources

He was a great companion for those less gifted.

Although brought up to greatness - largely in competition with his philologist-diplomat brother - the patrician Humboldt is free of pride, forgiving of those less gifted than himself.

The Easthampton Tennis Club mournfully records the passing of Joe Arnold, a gentleman, admired by all for his encyclopedic knowledge of the game, his championship play, his graciousness to those less gifted and his devotion to the club.

Ajantha Mendis and Suraj Randiv could both be unleashed on the slow St Lucia surface, but the man England should be most wary of is Mahela Jayawardene, whose bat describes graceful arcs while those less gifted try to thresh and mow.

Based on this notion, Behrman et al. (1982) propose the 'compensating hypothesis.' Assuming that parents dislike income inequality among their children, those less gifted or holding a disadvantaged place in the labor market will be given more resources in order to compensate for their weaknesses and to achieve equality among children in the long run.

Born not only recognised talent to work with him, but he "let his superstars stretch past him; to those less gifted, he patiently handed out respectable but doable assignments".

For the less gifted there would be the minors.

But this would also reduce the spoils available to the less gifted in the business.

These days, it seems that only the less gifted youngsters aspire to play down low.

But what used to be a hacker's delight can now be more of a nightmare for the less gifted since they started refining the format.

Indeed, at our club the less gifted players can find themselves not only hobnobbing with the hotshots but actually playing with them.