Sentence examples for Multitude of talent from inspiring English sources
It goes like this: A multitude of talent generates high expectations.
Now, bucking N.B.A. business trends, Texas suddenly has three teams with a multitude of talent and international appeal.
Poor Shapiro had to discuss Matt Lawton's "multitude of talent" and call Alex Escobar an "upper-level prospect" and rave about the middle reliever Jerrod Riggan.
The fourth-ranked Tigers have a multitude of talent in purple, players with breathtaking speed and skill, but it was tough to know during the first month of the season whether the Tigers were a powerhouse or just another team.
He adds that West's multitude of talents tend to be overlooked because of his antics.
"We have a multitude of talents who can do little things to win baseball games," Piniella said.
Our biggest and most ambitious project yet is a 1-week exhibition of artwork produced by members of the collective, to showcase our multitude of talents and expansive artistic vision, with a programme of events running alongside the show.
Yet such was his multitude of talents that he became an influential photographer and the first black staffer on Life magazine; the first black director of a major Hollywood film, as well as creator of the blaxploitation genre with the Shaft movie dramas; an author of popular books and memoirs; a published poet; and a composer and musician.
The film that put the young director on the map was Wild Combination, his 2008 portrait of New York musician Arthur Russell – a man with a multitude of talents.
William Baldwin has distinguished himself as an actor/ producer/writer who continues to showcase his multitude of talents in the world of film and television.
They might drop some lesser-known names like Kurt Schwitters, Tristan Tzara, and Hugo Ball, but it's far less likely that they'll recall the name of a multimedia artist with a multitude of talents and guises—Francis Picabia, the man who fires the cannon in René Clair's early surrealist film Entr'acte.
