Sentence examples for whose forte is from inspiring English sources

Kenny Walker, whose forte is rebounding, shot-blocking and deftness, has developed an open jumper.

John Gywnn, a reserve junior guard whose forte is shooting, added 13 points.

In a league whose forte is marketing, Friday's game was a marketing mistake.

When there are runners on base and Girardi calls on a reliever, often it is Robertson, whose forte is strikeouts.

Fassel, whose forte is devising offenses, said he was also attempting to analyze why Collins was throwing interceptions.

The tweed scene, the most impressive in the show, could have been stronger if more emphasis had been given to American designers whose forte is, after all, sportswear.

In time, she made her name as a crime novelist whose forte was derangement.

He was an old-fashioned radio man at heart, whose forte was making a guest feel comfortable.

He was this hand: tendons fused, index finger permanently bent, nail bed of the middle finger caved in — a decided handicap, you would suppose, for an artist whose forte was drawing.

He was this hand: tendons fused, index finger permanently bent, nail bed of the middle finger caved in a decided handicap, you would suppose, for an artist whose forte was drawing.

Lipsyte was then a sports columnist for The New York Times whose forte was placing sports in the context of the larger world, and Koppett, also writing at the Times, was known for his analytical approach to sports writing and his deft use of statistics to support his theses.