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Meanings of natural storyteller in English

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Usage of natural storyteller in English
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His modulated accent and wry sense of humour made him a natural storyteller.
The Irish Times
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For the most part, his poems are anecdotes - he's a natural storyteller.
The Guardian
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He'd always had the gift of being a natural storyteller, and he drew on that now.
Daniel's desire
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By the time he gets to Tuscany he seems almost content just to be a natural storyteller.
The Guardian
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I'm not a natural storyteller.
The Irish Times
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Yasin was a natural storyteller.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Fry is a natural storyteller -witty, erudite and engaging -and his lively retellings make for an entertaining read.
The Guardian
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She's a natural storyteller.
The Irish Times
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However, it is the aching, whispered, countryish ballad No Means Yes that best captures the growing maturity and confidence of a natural storyteller.
The Irish Times
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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Robert Louis Stevenson A brilliantly suggestive, resonant study of human duality by a natural storyteller.
The Guardian
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Yet here they are -a blue-collarband with a liking for Hüsker Dü, and a natural storyteller in the form of frontman Craig Finn.
The Irish Times
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There are many natural storytellers in English literature, but what was rare about Greene was the control he wielded over his abundant material.
The Guardian
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