Sentence examples for a considerable talent from inspiring English sources

The core of the difficulty is a considerable talent.

The buzz: "A considerable talent, with a remarkable voice and a rare star quality".

Fortunately, the author also possesses a considerable talent for writing about the distant past with the vitality of personal memoir.

But Morgan, who died on 5 August 2015, aged 86, argued his corner without losing his temper and exhibiting a considerable talent for debate.

The leggy Essex girl has been a considerable talent for some time but, under the guidance of former Commonwealth 5,000m champion Rob Denmark, she is showing the assurance to match it.

He was handsomer than any leading man; he was joyful and athletic in physical movement; and, by all accounts, he had both a love of acting and a considerable talent for it.

For Vollmann is a writer of considerable talent, with an encyclopedic urge to document overheard conversations, bar-stool autobiographies, lumpen manifestoes and mad soliloquies, and an itch to tell the story of the world and its people in unprecedented ways.

Using modest skills as a programmer and considerable talent as an impersonator, he tricked employees of computer companies and phone equipment manufacturers into passing him confidential source codes.

She was described as a "plain woman of immense charm, cultivation and perception, and a painter of considerable talent" in the Dictionary of Real People and Places in Fiction.

But with A God in Ruins she, once again, proves herself to be a writer of considerable talent.

A decade later -- after Sid had drunk himself to death -- I had a different boss whose considerable talent took a back seat to his grandiosity.