Sentence examples for No talented from inspiring English sources

That's the book's first sentence, and it's one no talented young novelist of Banks's own generation -- Greene himself, or Evelyn Waugh -- would have thought worth writing.

No talented designer has ever bothered to make it museum-worthy.

There were no talented young soccer prospects studying in between practices.

There were no talented women writers at all, and as for Baldwin, be was "incapable of saying 'F you' to the reader".

There were no talented women writers at all, and as for Baldwin, he was "incapable of saying 'F___ you' to the reader".

And a lot of art today is bad, not because there are no talented artists around, but because in its drive for novelty, the art world has abolished quality control.

No child will tell you, 'Oh no, I am not talented.' Talent is an adult concept.

I knew the stakes: no matter how talented, no matter how many accolades my prior work had received, if I pushed for more money, I'd be replaced and no one would so much as a blink.

The three original members had grown older but no less talented.

They are no less talented than West Ham but are less proficient at the mechanics of securing a result.

"He has improved massively but I know for a fact he's no more talented than myself," insisted Williams.