Sentence examples for a common talent from inspiring English sources

As a child he believed that everyone could do this, but later realized that it was not a common talent.

Singing is a common and acceptable talent.

Rather than celebrating a "common ground of talents," we tend to inflate "small differences in degree into large differences in kind" and so legitimate existing systems of privilege.

Lemar and Lembit head to head As promised, Lembit Opik, Stephen Pound and Nigel Evans took to the stage on Wednesday night alongside Opik's former squeeze, model Katie Green, for the Parliamentary Palace of Varieties – the Commons "talent" show in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.

A common trait of great talent in whatever sphere seems to be an exceptional tolerance for, or perhaps blindness to, self-contradiction.

Our study suggests that nonprofit entrepreneurs are drawn from a common pool of entrepreneurial talents that are valuable in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors.

"The nail that sticks up gets hammered down" is a common Japanese refrain; "the hawk with talent hides his talons" is another.

You've got to weave all the different ideas and talents together for a common goal.

Treating all high-potential talent the same is a common mistake.

A symphony orchestra is an exercise in collaboration, in bringing diverse tools and talents to bear on a common purpose.

A common complaint about modern politicians is that they lack the talent of the great figures of the past.