Sentence examples similar to accepted talent. from inspiring English sources

And second, if we can accept talent in sport is a product of robust systems and strong minds – rather than a hilariously fragile accident, something left out by the fairies – it is probably more useful to talk about these things now and then.

Even though she competed for Brunei at hockey aged 14 and for her country at the Youth Olympics in the hurdles, her parents only accepted her talents following the Olympics.

"I appreciate that these diverse musicians may not be able to spring fully formed to take their place in an orchestra, but I refuse to accept diverse talent isn't out there and I really do want to see people being given opportunities where they can," he told those gathered in Birmingham Town Hall for the closing session of the Association of British Orchestras' annual conference.

"When you accept the talent, this is what we believe we can offer".

A standardized, widely accepted definition of talent is hard to find.

So we might as well accept the talents people naturally see in us, tainted or not.

Living an authentic life is like arriving at your own door; it's about appreciating who you are and accepting your talents, skills and gifts.

Girardi noticed Posada's talent and accepted what it meant.

He originally wanted to be a theatre director, for example, but was not accepted "for lack of talent" and enrolled at film school instead.

The death of Berg's father in 1900 had left little money for composition lessons, but Schoenberg was quick to recognize Berg's talent and accepted the young man as a nonpaying pupil.

The Chinese government has also started sponsoring housing for "global creative talent" and accepted two Frog employees as tenants.