Sentence examples for a talent of from inspiring English sources

SHE is clearly a talent of enormous potential".

Did growing up surrounded by all that art give Charles a talent of his own?

Not a lot of people have heard of him, but Italia is a talent of the times.

It is a talent of the prime minister to appear as a reasonable guy and one saying we have heard on occasion from him seems to encapsulate that.

But the Russian hockey authorities were angry that a talent of Malkin's magnitude had gone to the Penguins, basically for free.

A talent of immodest proportions can sometimes sit uncomfortably on a modest owner – and so it came to be with Bert.

"He worked on B budgets, but he was a class-A talent of the first order". A rugged, dynamic man known for his wit and candor, Boetticher was a colorful raconteur, who relished telling stories of his drinking, carousing, Hollywood battles and other adventures.

The first is developing a talent network of a business — "the talent graph of a company," he calls it.

This is a shame, because Liversidge is an offbeat talent of a very British kind.

Contemporaries such as General William Irvine criticized Howe as "having a talent ... of finding many supposed obstructions, and barely plausible pretences for his delay" in assaulting Verplanck's Point.

Some people considered him an intellectual and a powerhouse talent of the future.