Sentence examples for Basic talent from inspiring English sources

Government is a service industry, and there is a basic talent problem.

Overall he has the basic talent to be a top class keeper.

He calls him "a policy wonk who didn't have the basic talent of compromising".

Levein will also point to the basic talent level of the players he has recruited.

Bill Kristol thinks Walker's showing "basic talent, hard work and real improvement".

You can learn to be better and improve your technique, but you can't learn the basic talent.

Coventry president Rossborough added: "I think the basic physical talent is still available in the area - but fewer schools than ever are now playing rugby and a lot of junior clubs are struggling to put out two or three teams when years ago they would be putting out half a dozen.

The course has three basic divisions: money, talent and tickets.

A basic level of talent can get a man quite far, as Nelisiwe Xaba observes: "As long as you can lift a girl, that is enough".

It comes as the result of a complicated musical and social treaty, requiring an essential integrity (to supply the basic energy), a talent for modification, and an intuitive sense of the moment.

You are living for every young person who will never have the life chances that you have had, who do not even have a basic skill or talent they have nurtured as you have.