The writer agrees with what Winifred Williams said in "An Undeveloped Talent" (Oct . 21 , 1950
The New Yorker, November 11, 1950 P. 151 The writer agrees with what Winifred Williams said in "An Undeveloped Talent" (Oct . 21 , 1950
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, November 11 , 1950P. 151 The writer agrees with what Winifred Williams said in "An Undeveloped Talent" (Oct . 21 , 1950
The X Factor really does have the x-factor; it's got the most un-groomed, undeveloped talent of all its competitors -- and watching the contestants' performances, and their families' reactions, makes it the most emotionally-gripping show on TV today.
Bringing our young girls into the future STEM workforce is not just about gender equality — it's also about building a strong U.S. economy and tapping into a potentially huge source of undeveloped, world-class talent.
Despite every parent's belief that their child is gifted, true talent does not get distributed evenly at birth. a If a child's talent goes unnoticed -- or his family lacks the financial means to nurture it -- that talent may remain undeveloped (a huge amount of talent was prematurely taken from us during the early years of the AIDS crisis).
When my brother's son was a young boy, he had a talent for drawing, but without the skills and insights that education and training can bring, his talent was undeveloped.
Ms. Evancho has an unusual talent, but an undeveloped one.
As with much else, literary talent often remains undeveloped unless markets reward it.
Undeveloped areas include swamps and sand formations.
Undeveloped countries position is very critical now.
