literary talent造句

1、literary talent; aptitude for writing; literary gift

2、He is endowed with literary talent.

3、To have used up one's literary talent or energy

4、Sweden Institute compares with him " to have Cicero literary talent Caesar big emperor " ("Promulgation Refined language").

5、He is of eminent literary talent and always improvises poems in public.

6、I read your articles, literary talent, but a slight sense of stagnation, it seems that the mood is uneven.

7、LI Shi-mm's brand-new literary style and personal literary talent indicate his important position in the parallel prose development history as well as the literary tendency in early Tang dynasty.

8、No matter how much literary talent someone else might have, your wife or husband is solely your 's a topic with a registered patent on it.

9、There is no denying the fact that Mr. Liang owed his wide erudition and unusual literary talent, for the most part, to his good grasp of foundation knowledge.

10、The article puts forward that Yu li's core design philosophy is to design a poetic living environment and to make his everyday life more interesting by his personality and literary talent.

11、Today, Xia Taiping, Zhao Min Yue Ye, Zhao Xia imperial edict to seek virtue: Confucianism knowledgeable, literary talent and military strategists, where the name of the recommendation of Beijing.

12、First, many people are inclined to write at too difficult a level, using big words and complicated structures for fear that others say they lack intelligence and literary talent.

13、His Royal Highness Xiangfu gave me the great merits of the Song Dynasty. I can't wait to say, but his Highness said that force should be the first in the world, and literary talent was once known as the first talent in the south of the Yangtze River.

14、"Though I have little learning or literary talent, what does it matter if I tell a tale in rustic language to leave a record of all those lovely girls. This should divert readers too and help distract them from their cares. "