Sentence examples for uncanny aptitude from inspiring English sources
But I am frankly relieved that so far, they show no such uncanny aptitude.
She exhibited such an uncanny aptitude as a salesperson that the position quickly became a permanent one.
In 1904, Picasso painted flowers in a vase in a style that belonged to an earlier age, verifying his uncanny aptitude at working in every manner.
As a teenager, he demonstrated an uncanny aptitude with computers, and, using the hacking nickname "Mendax," he infiltrated a number of secure systems, including those at NASA and the Pentagon.
Like Cameron Crowe slipping incognito into Ridgemont High or even Peter Farrelly (yes, of the gross-out Farrellys) affectingly infiltrating prep school in the autobiographical "Outside Providence," Mr. Perrotta shows an uncanny aptitude for stepping right into an academic past.
The dual protagonists of this gripping novel, set during the Second World War, are the blind daughter of a Parisian locksmith who builds an intricate model of the streets to help her navigate her world and a German orphan whose uncanny aptitude for mechanics makes him valuable to the Nazi war effort.
Whether it's original material or that of an artist who has influenced them (in August, they covered Paul Simon's "America," in honor of his receiving the 2012 Polar Music Prize), the duo create uncanny harmonies, and have an aptitude for emotional music-making that belies their years.
Smith, the LTA's head coach for under-18 men, recognised the 11-year-old Murray's aptitude as soon as he started working with him in 1998, registering his dexterous stroke-making and his uncanny sense of knowing how to surprise opponents.
