Britain's competing elites directed their most gifted offspring towards Parliament.
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By one of the most gifted writers of her generation.
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Binyamin Netanyahu is Israel's most gifted politician in a generation.
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"She is probably one of the most gifted CFOs around," Ramsden said.
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Prince Rogers Nelson was the most gifted artist of the rock era.
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I think he's one of the most gifted people I've ever met.
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He's also one of the most gifted storytellers in the Republican Party.
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He's also the most gifted player on his team and a consistent producer.
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I couldn't leave the most gifted person I've ever seen in my life.
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The most gifted of them could not have imagined our world of today.
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She's widely regarded as the most gifted woman to ever play the game.
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James is one of the most gifted athletes the NBA has ever seen.
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Where was Eden Hazard, the most gifted of this new generation for Belgium?
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" He called Mr. Clinton "the most gifted politician of the baby boomer generation.
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Nureyev is viewed as one of the world's most gifted male ballet dancers.
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I had a certain respect, maybe even reverence, for our most gifted player.
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Ogwumike, 27, has long been regarded as one of the league's most gifted athletes.
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The job is too big for even the most gifted leader to handle alone.
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He earned a reputation as one of the military's most gifted scholars and strategists.
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They are developed and operated by some of the most gifted scientists in the world.
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Joseph Schumpeter described him as "the most gifted graduate we have had these many years".
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Who is he: Ignacio Piatti is one of the most gifted dribblers in the entire MLS.
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It's like working with a hockey coach who is the most gifted musician you've ever met.
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Prince is still a genius and one of the most gifted artists I ever worked with.
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Christen Press, one of the most gifted finishers in the game, headed to the Houston Dash.
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His team at ZPZ are the most gifted filmmakers I have seen in a long, long time.
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He was one of history's most gifted orators and won the Nobel Literature Prize for his writing.
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On Friday he said that Gillum was one of the most "gifted" and "inspiring" candidates of this cycle.
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If he can't, we may be witnessing the early demise of one of the NFL's most gifted quarterbacks.
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She is a deeply committed mother and partner to one of the most gifted political leaders of our time.
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If enough opponents gang up at once, even the most gifted aikido master may struggle to fend them off.
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Regarded as one of ballet's most gifted male dancers and an accomplished choreographer, Nureyev died in 1993 from AIDS.
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When I was a teenager, I learned the jewelry business from the most gifted swindler I would ever know.
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PayMoneyWubby is the most gifted channel on Twitch, meaning that his viewers gift the most subscriptions to other users.
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As any sports fan can attest, it is a state that not even the most gifted politician can manufacture.
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Kennedy says that Hawley is possibly the most gifted undergraduate student he has taught in a fifty-year career.
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He is one of the right's most gifted and astute journalists, noted especially for his thoughtful writings on Europe.
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As one of the most gifted and prolific musicians of our time, Prince did it all. Funk. R&B.
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Her maternal and paternal grandparents, the most gifted Quechua speakers of the family, didn't really instill it in their children.
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The Hide-A-Squirrel Puzzle is one of the most gifted dog toys on Amazon — and with good reason, too.
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Why don't they present a nationally televised, hour-long, weekly program, featuring a rotating panel of their most gifted leaders?
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Turner was the most gifted, and most celebrated sea and landscape painter of his time — and perhaps of all time.
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Immigrant organizations must take up the fight to protect some of our most gifted students, valued neighbors, and treasured friend.
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Both Johnson and Mr. Trump, neither blessed with literary or oratorical skills, succeeded two of the most gifted presidential wordsmiths.
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While sad to see him retiring, Andy will rank as one of our country's greatest ever, and most gifted, sporting stars.
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Ramy Ashour is widely considered the most gifted squash player in history, wowing audiences around the world with his spectacular flair.
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He was one of the most gifted 24-year-olds I've seen in the 85033 years that I edited the magazine.
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He was one of the most gifted 24-year-olds I've seen in the 20 years that I edited the magazine.
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As one of the most gifted orators ever to have led America, expectations were high for his farewell speech on January 11th.
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It's a ruthlessly forward thinking record, and one that's set to cement Gage's place as one of the UK's most gifted producers.
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Nureyev, who died in 1993 from AIDS, was regarded as one of ballet's most gifted male dancers and was an accomplished choreographer.
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Jessep in a play that is still as surprising and relevant as ever, from one of the most gifted writers working today.
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Stephen Miller: "President #Trump's the most gifted politician of our time, and he's the best orator to hold that office in generations." pic.twitter.
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For the last 10 years, Barcelona has always been the most stylish, the most gifted, the most compelling team in the Champions League.
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After observing only a few minutes of the team warm-up, I noted that you were clearly the most gifted on your squad.
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But those who know how to be in the penalty area and are the most gifted players know how to make a difference.
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When he was 9, his Jewish school deemed him its most gifted student and gave him a violin, which he learned to play.
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At PAD, the gallery is showing works by more than a dozen designers, including Andile Dyalvane, one of South Africa's most gifted ceramists.
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Joan Mitchell, whose talents were still evolving yet anything but inferior—she was arguably the most gifted of them all—nevertheless had many problems.
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After all, the man in control of the press conference was the world's most gifted media troll, the President of the United States. ♦
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He would not be the first, or even the most gifted, of Indian designers in recent decades to skirt the clichés afflicting Indian fashion.
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" For example, "the least-gifted children of high-income parents graduate from college at higher rates than the most-gifted children of low-income parents.
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Dave Chappelle, who may be the most gifted comedian alive, now answers to no one, but his current stand-up can wander wildly off course.
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PayMoneyWubby is the most gifted channel on Twitch, according to Twitch Stats, meaning that his viewers gift the most subscriptions to his channel to others.
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Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in New Jersey, he has been celebrated as one of his generation's most gifted and inventive fiction writers.
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Long before he took up residence at 1 First Street, Judge Gorsuch was regarded as one of the most gifted writers on the federal bench.
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Just as Céline is one of the most gifted voices on the planet, NARS routinely launches best-in-class makeup essentials that become instant best sellers.
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In front of him in three rows, 15 or so of the most gifted young singer-dancers in the country would come to an abrupt stop.
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Nico Mejia and Emiliana Arango are two of the school's most gifted tennis players; and as these photos show, they're also some of the most dedicated.
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You can be the most gifted and skilled politician behind closed doors, but if the president says we're going to do something different, well, guess what?
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An Appraisal Maurice White, the boundless funk voyager and smooth-soul maestro who died this week at 74, was one of music's most gifted alchemists of style.
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I am not the most gifted artist out there, to say the least, but 3Doodler offers a variety of stencils to help get the creative juices flowing.
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While it ruffled feathers on the Judiciary Committee and Schiff is a lightning rod for GOP criticism, he is the most gifted public prosecutor the Democrats have.
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As you should point out to him, the smartest bosses everywhere will always jettison even the most gifted employee who threatens the larger enterprise with toxic behavior.
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It started with this tweet: Stephen Miller: "President #Trump's the most gifted politician of our time, and he's the best orator to hold that office in generations." pic.twitter.
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Failed schoolmasters like Thoreau and Wittgenstein further support my point, which is how lost even the most gifted person can become in a classroom full of needy kids.
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Tatum is the most gifted and skilled player on a Duke team that began the season ranked No. 143, an intriguing mix of veteran talent and freshman stars.
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LeBron James, the most dominant basketball player of his generation and perhaps the game's most gifted creator on the court, is also a historic force at creating ... jobs.
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Last weekend, 150 of tech's most gifted engineers traveled to an Arizona resort to spend three days at an event that, despite having never happened before, is called Reunion.
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So, too, most importantly, did Alan Dzagoev, the CSKA Moscow playmaker who is his country's most gifted, most inspirational player, the likely difference between saving face and national disappointment.
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" — David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama "A reminder through @PeteButtigieg's #Iran answer, that he is one of the most gifted communicators we have in the field.
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Under the astute eye of the director, Rachel Chavkin — one of the most gifted working today — the show remains a witty, inventive enchantment from rousing start to mournful finish.
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It is, too, the triumph of an improbable black life that grew from a community where black death has been the norm for some of its most gifted leaders.
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It's an assemblage of art, photography, and relics, principally clothes, and explores how one of the last century's most gifted artists constructed one of the last century's most enduring personas.
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That said, it is undeniable that the two most significant players of North African heritage – not to mention two of France's most gifted current players – are not among the squad.
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Jonathan Lethem is among the most gifted novelists alive, and it has killed me to have to review his last two novels, including this year's "The Feral Detective," without enthusiasm.
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In 1976, when Hilton Kramer of The New York Times called her "one of the most gifted artists of her generation," he was reviewing a show of her pencil drawings.
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Still, though mocked by the country's black elite, Mr. Zuma was the most gifted politician in townships and rural areas, where he tapped into the resentment of those left behind.
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At Oxford, I came under the influence of The Spectator, then edited by Charles Moore, one of the most gifted English journalists of his generation and now Margaret Thatcher's biographer.
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This doc, which will premiere on HBO later this year, is sure to be—if nothing else—a crazy ride through the life of one of our most gifted visual artists.
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It is with great sadness that I reflect on the untimely passing of one of the most gifted and passionate music lovers I have ever had the honor to personally befriend.
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And I have devoted much of my professional career to recovering the founding generation as the most gifted and creative political leaders in American history, who have much to teach us.
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He explained that Booker is the best candidate to him because he was the most gifted at defining what the battle for the country is, and summoning people to that battle.
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He shrugged it off, aware that the smallest, most gifted player on the field is likely to be on the business end of pointed tackling, especially if it is not penalized.
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Pogba, hailed as the most gifted player in the France squad, looked a shadow of his brilliant best on the Stade de France pitch before he was substituted in the 77th minute.
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The Crew: NETFLIX FILM Work-life balance breaks down for Paris's most gifted armed robbers when a grave mistake forces them to work for a crime boss in a high-stakes heist.
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There is a case to be made for Kyrgios wasting his talent, as he is by far the most gifted out of the new generation of male players aged 25 and under.
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"He's probably the most gifted baseball player I've ever been around," said Matt Holliday of his 25-year-old teammate Aaron Judge, a rookie with all of 155 major league at-bats.
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"He's the most gifted player I've worked with," said owner Anthony "Speedy" Solomon, who grew up in Trinidad & Tobago and has been around soccer for 30 years as a player or coach.
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Within the span of six months in the mid-90s, two of hip-hop's most gifted young artists were killed in drive-by shootings, the casualties of an East Coast-West Coast rivalry.
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Rachel Kushner's second novel, "The Flamethrowers," instantly established her as one of the most gifted writers of her generation — on the same tier as Jennifer Egan and the two Jonathans, Franzen and Lethem.
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Billy Strayhorn, one of the most gifted jazz composers of all time, cultivated anonymity in a way that would strike aspiring influencers of the current age as a sign of profound mental instability.
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Because even the most gifted athletes are as imperfect as the rest of us, though, the games often end up representing who we are as people as much as who we aspire to be.
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The footprint of the American consumer is all over the most-gifted stock list, which also includes Apple, Coca-Cola (CCEP), Starbucks (SBUX), Under Armour (UA) and Nintendo (NTDOF), as well as Ford (F).
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He was 16, newspapers had chronicled his talents and he accepted an invitation that awaited only Mr. Galamian's most gifted students: to study with him at the renowned Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.
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They demolished the Cleveland Cavaliers, 108-33, on Friday night at Quicken Loans Arena to complete a four-game sweep, thwarting every challenge that LeBron James — their most familiar, most gifted adversary — could muster.
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Lindsey Vonn remains one of the most gifted and decorated downhill skiers ever, and at age 33 she's poised to expand upon her greatness at the XXIII Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Yet even the most gifted of authors, with unlimited resources, would have a difficult time writing about this campaign — it's hard to imagine anything more stunning than what we already know about its central figures.
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In the fifth century, an angry mob murdered Hypatia, one of the most gifted female astronomers of antiquity, allegedly because her calculation of the vernal equinox raised questions about the accuracy of the Alexandrian calendar.
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WHEN ISABELLA FRONGIA, 383, perhaps the most gifted weaver in Samugheo, the Sardinian town best known for its textiles, was a little girl, she would watch her mother, Susanna, work for hours at her loom.
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White, who teaches at Stanford, is one of the nation's most gifted historians, the author of several important studies of the American West, including a scathing exposé of the giant post-Civil War transcontinental railroads.
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In the realm of algebra, in which the most gifted mathematicians have been busy for centuries, she discovered methods which have proved of enormous importance in the development of the present-day younger generation of mathematicians.
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Charismatic and soulful, and with an emotional force that could transfix voters, Mr. Clinton was among the most gifted of modern presidents at reading an audience and making points in a plain-spoken yet artful way.
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Obama has proven herself to be one of the most gifted orators in America, an equal to her supremely talented husband, and her speech last week even had some calling for her to run for office.
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The N.F.L., which requires players to have been out of high school for at least three years, is so physically, intellectually and emotionally demanding that few observers make a case for including even the most gifted teenagers.
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She may be one of the most gifted musical talents of her generation, lauded by Zubin Mehta and Simon Rattle, but she is also a teenager testing the bounds of her freedom and pushing back against expectations.
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Head Coach Barry Trotz has built a deep and cohesive team around Ovechkin, one of the most gifted star athletes in the world; the entire unit is anchored by goaltender Braden Holtby, who continues to elevate his game.
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"Each new work offers more evidence of the originality, intelligence and high purpose that make her our most gifted writer for children," Selma G. Lanes, a fellow author, wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 270.
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Modi, one of India's most gifted political orators, has never addressed a news conference in India, though he has given many one-on-one interviews to local media and once took questions from reporters in London in 2015.
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I believe he's the most gifted actor of his generation, and I came to this conclusion on a Greyhound bus with my best friend when we were 18 and decided to watch four of his movies back-to-back.
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The most gifted coaches, like Popovich—or, in their time, Red Auerbach, of the Celtics; Red Holzman, of the Knicks; and Phil Jackson, of the Lakers and the Bulls—can make even the greatest soloists harmonize with their teammates.
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Even now, far from the "golden age of Muay Thai," many fighters and pundits still believe that the "Baby Face Tiger," was the most gifted, most talented, kick fighter to ever grace the four squared corners of a ring.
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It is hard to believe that the sky-high confidence of the N.F.L.'s most gifted quarterback will waver, and he's playing at home against the Texans (2114-211), who give up nearly 2137 yards of passing a game.
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Whether you agree with him or not, Obama is probably the most gifted speaker who has ever sat behind the desk in the Oval Office — his passion for the American people is audible when he talks to a crowd.
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" The mayor of Cummings' hometown of Baltimore, Bernard "Jack" Young: said: "The City of Baltimore, our country, and people throughout the world have lost a powerful voice and one of the strongest and most gifted crusaders for social justice.
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In terms of talent, the primacy of the sport should give it an edge: Australia's most gifted athletes are usually pinched by cricket, rugby or Australian-rules football, whereas baseball and basketball are hugely popular in South Korea and Japan.
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In 1992, at the end of a stellar career as one of the most gifted cricketers of his generation, he led Pakistan's national squad to world cup victory, the crowds rose for him as they had for more than two decades.
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There's no completely objective way to measure legal ability, but a common metric used by legal employers to identify the most gifted lawyers is whether those lawyers secured a federal clerkship, including the most prestigious clerkships at the Supreme Court.
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Not many have been as lucky as me — partnered with the miraculous Claire Danes, supported to the ends of the earth by Fox and Showtime, and working in the company of some of the most gifted writers, actors, and filmmakers in the business.
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But while she won't be remembered among America's finest or most gifted in modern times -- see Henry Kissinger, George Shultz and James Baker -- let's not forget that she still has a deep knowledge of both the process and substance of foreign policy.
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By resuming hiring of the most gifted and qualified individuals, we will ensure that we have the right people with the right skills working to advance our U.S. national interests and executing the department&aposs mission in an increasingly complicated and challenging world.
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By resuming hiring of the most gifted and qualified individuals, we will ensure that we have the right people with the right skills working to advance our U.S. national interests and executing the Department's mission in an increasingly complicated and challenging world.
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Ricky Jay, the master-showman magician, actor, scholar, special effects consultant and author who was called "the most gifted sleight-of-hand artist alive" by writers for the most prestigious publications of his time, died on Saturday at his home in Los Angeles.
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In the 260s, they saw one of their own become president, watching him gain glory as one of the most gifted politicians of his time, but also infamy as one of its most self-indulgent — a poster child for the Me Generation.
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Like the induction of N.W.A earlier this year, the honoring of Shakur — still revered as one of hip-hop's fiercest and most gifted lyricists — could give the broadcast a moment of excitement, although it is unclear who would accept the award for him.
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But I am arrogant enough to insist that chattel slavery is too huge a blot on humanity to exploit as a metaphor, and to observe that the political smarts my critical clan sensed in the most gifted artist of the rock era were a fantasy.
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Even if Robinson just gets a suspension—something that, empirically speaking, is far more likely to happen to a premium player after a first offense than an outright dismissal—then Alabama would be out its two most gifted tackles for however long Robinson is sidelined.
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The last time Mr. Norman, one of the most gifted and respected composers of his generation, wrote a piece like this, it was his 2013 masterpiece "Play," which earned the praise of an instant classic and won him the prestigious Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition.
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Mr. Chabon is one of contemporary literature's most gifted prose stylists, and in novels like "Telegraph Avenue" and "The Yiddish Policemen's Union," he's demonstrated his Jedi-like mastery, his ability to move effortlessly between the serious and the comic, the existential and merely personal.
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Molefi Asante, chairman of African-American studies at Temple University, called Mr. Baird "probably the most gifted linguist I've ever met" and a critical intellectual who helped make African history accessible through "Africa, Lost and Found," a textbook of which he was an editor.
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It should be noted that Barlow, who has made a significant body of works on paper, is among the most gifted colorists around, and a sculpture like "untitled: hung4; 2018" (2018), with its plywood sheets hanging from the ceiling, is remarkable by dint of its painting alone.
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Being one of indie rock's most gifted guitarists, Mondanile left a pretty massive void to fill, but like the temperate rock music they make, the rest of the band—singer/guitarist Martin Courtney, bassist/singer Alex Bleeker, drummer Jackson Pollis and keyboardist Matt Kallman—remained calm.
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Soon, he was a malcontent, cast aside by LeBron James for the sin of pride, a self-belief, beautiful and overflowing in his heart, that wildly exceeded his true talent and was especially apparent when sidled next to one of the most gifted basketball players who has ever lived.
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Mr. Chabon is one of the most gifted prose stylists at work today, and he writes here with both easy lyricism and caffeinated ardor, capturing his hero's love affair with a French refugee (who becomes his wife), and his growing obsession with the moon shot and the space race.
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Even if it's not for Valentine's Day, Amazon is full of amazing gifts and supplies to show your pet just how much you love them, like this most-gifted hilarious dog toy with over 10,000 reviews, or this cat laser toy that's bound to keep your kitty entertained for hours.
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Like most teams, the Celtics are less efficient whenever their most gifted player is on the sideline—according to Cleaning the Glass, Boston's offensive rating is 13.7 points per 100 possessions better with Kyrie Irving than without, which ranks in the 99th percentile (!) compared to every other point guard who qualifies.
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" To the Editor: In his cover review of Rachel Kushner's "The Mars Room" (May 7), Charles McGrath wrote that "Rachel Kushner's second novel, 'The Flamethrowers,' instantly established her as one of the most gifted writers of her generation — on the same tier as Jennifer Egan and the two Jonathans, Franzen and Lethem.
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Taisir Al Jassim: Veteran playmaker Al Jassim has been one of Saudi Arabia's most gifted passers over the last decade and qualification for the World Cup is just reward for a fine player who has represented his country more than 120 times while also leading club side Al Ahli to the Saudi title in 2016.
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It was treating Chelsea — a team that had, until just a few weeks ago, been unbeaten in the Premier League; a team packed full of Premier League champions; a team that boasts Eden Hazard, arguably the most gifted player in England — like all of those midtable also-rans it swats aside with such contemptuous ease.
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He is among the most gifted of those in the entertainment industry who have been accused of serial sexual misconduct, which may amount to sexual assault -- in his case, whipping out his penis at various moments over the past decade and masturbating in front of younger women in circumstances that could be described as both physically and professionally captive.
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Read more: Trump defended keeping flavored-e-cigarettes legal in a recent White House meeting despite his previously proposed banThe 15 richest billionaire NHL club owners, and how they made their fortuneThe most gifted streamer on Twitch got mistakenly banned for 5 days, and he responded by dressing as a clown and pretending to be a Twitch staffer
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Kyrgios, a 21-year-old Australian of Greek and Malaysian descent — and quite possibly the most gifted tennis player to come along since Roger Federer — was accompanied by an improbable crew: a 13-year-old from Philadelphia named Tauheed Browning and a 14-year-old from Maryland named Langston Williams, two promising juniors who were training at the academy.
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But, as many on the party's leftmost flank would now argue, the failure of Barack Obama's administration to win over Republican legislators, despite having one of the most gifted orators in generations behind the bully pulpit, would seem to unseat The West Wing's ideals, to firmly prove you can't solve all society's ills with the right speech and a little politesse.
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On the one hand he's probably one of the most gifted and lyrically dexterous British rappers we've ever birthed in the UK; a man who can churn out searing rap mixtapes (see: Young Fire, Old Flame) and God-level freestyles on your favourite YouTube channel without breaking a solitary bead of sweat ("The hardest verse Fire in the Booth has ever had," said Charlie Sloth).
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Meghan leaves U.K. days after she and Prince Harry drop royal bombshell Joaquin Phoenix and Martin Sheen arrested in star-studded climate change protest on Capitol Hill Russian warship 'aggressively approached' U.S. destroyer in Arabian Sea, Navy says He was considered one of the most gifted and electrifying drummers in pop music history, a virtuosic stylist and technical maestro who inspired a cult following with his dazzling fusions of hard rock and jazz.
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As Vox's Ian Millhiser has written, many of Trump's appellate nominees have strong credentials for the judgeships they're now in, including clerkships at the Supreme Court, and they're likely to affect policy for decades: There's no completely objective way to measure legal ability, but a common metric used by legal employers to identify the most gifted lawyers is whether those lawyers secured a federal clerkship, including the most prestigious clerkships at the Supreme Court.
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Adding to that fantasy are the various kids Marcus comes into contact with: Condor's aforementioned Saya, the school's most gifted student and its most skilled assassin; Maria (María Gabriela de Faría), a talented killer from a powerful Mexican crime family; Willie (Luke Tennie), the son of an infamous gangster; and Billy (Liam James), who, like Marcus, is a fellow rat but might also be both a sociopath and the most emotionally honest character in the series.
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WATCH: Iranian Women Bike Against Cycling Ban Bernard Hinault won five Tour titles, but famously refused to take a dope test, then worked as an official Tour de France ambassador until last year; Alberto Contador, Armstrong's teammate for (and winner of) the 2009 Tour was caught with banned drugs in his system in 20093 and suspended for two years, but left the sport last year celebrated as one of the most gifted ever to turn a pedal; David Millar, the British wunderkind done for EPO possession by the French police returned from his ban as an anti-dope campaigner and now commentates the Tour for ITV.
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