Meanings of extraordinarily gifted in English

Besides, I know that my father is an extraordinarily gifted man.

I am told you are an extraordinarily gifted flint-knapper.

I think him, sir, a very extraordinarily gifted gentleman.

Interrogation might have been something she was extraordinarily gifted at, but it required the right mind-set.

Whereas you are an extraordinarily gifted amateur, some of them are lifelong professionals at the craft.

Foremost, Diana Gill, an extraordinarily gifted editor.

The man was an extraordinarily gifted tactician.

He had an extraordinarily gifted set of boys under him, and he seems to have trained them well.

His elder sister Fanny, also extraordinarily gifted, played by heart, and with admirable precision, fugues and passacailles by Bach.

Barry Glendenning: Bernardo Silva has been the stand-out player in a squad full of extraordinarily gifted footballers at Manchester City.

He is extraordinarily gifted.

Joseph Priestley (1733-1804), who died 200 years ago next Friday, was an extraordinarily gifted man.

Trevennen is really extraordinarily gifted with light and movement and fire, but he never understood the slow lives and circular memories of trees.

What counts is that he is simultaneously an utter villain and an extraordinarily gifted individual, and he'll never do anything to harm you.

She was thus admirably adapted to be the confidant of a big boy whom she gave to understand that she regarded as extraordinarily gifted.

My head just exploded. The picture is shot by the extraordinarily gifted Irish cinematographer Robbie Ryan and co-produced by domestic genre specialists Fantastic Films.