Despite a shy and diffident manner, Davison was a hard-working and gifted teacher of endless patience.He ranks as one of the most gifted artists of all time.Flexibility within the classroom, the hallmark of the gifted teacher, must find a place in far more of our schools.Lunia was flattered at having her portrait painted by a gifted artist, but at first she felt rather intimidated by the experience.He thought me a gifted teacher and had placed many opportunities my way.Iverson, 25, is one of the game's biggest draws because he's one of its most gifted artists.Despite a terrible stutter, he emerged as a gifted teacher.He is a highly gifted young singer, who combines a beautiful voice with unusual musical sensitivity.Even at school, Liz had always been a very gifted painter.I do not claim to be gifted - it's just something you either possess or you don't.Most school systems offer programs for gifted children.In the past, gifted children have not always been given appropriate educational support.It's a difficult subject, even for a writer as gifted as Mathers.Picasso was one of the most gifted artists who ever lived.It was the inspired creation of a company of gifted architects, canny financiers, and cosmopolitan religious leaders.Bloomsury House is a special school for girls and boys who are exceptionally gifted.в–є see thesaurus at intelligent, skilful Examples from the Corpus gifted academically/musically/athletically etc gifted his musically gifted son gifted child (=one who is extremely intelligent ) gifted with Gifted with a superb voice, she became the OperaвЂ™s leading soprano.

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