Sentence examples for admirable talent from inspiring English sources

Why is multitasking considered an admirable talent?

(I consider this an admirable talent).

Showing an admirable talent for improvisation, Mr Ramadorai salvaged the sealing wires from the bin, threaded them back into place and refastened them with a twist.

This strikes me as hyperbole, for by no stretch could Mr. Gehry ever be described as a draftsman of extraordinary gifts or even one of admirable talent.

Like many precocious kids, it manifests admirable talent but also exhibits immaturity.

I only got my chance at international level because of injury so Liam knows he's got a great chance to prove his admirable talents.

But one of Barrett's more admirable talents was the ability to expose misconduct by the people we entrust with power.

As the president of the only university in North America established by Finns, I have become very familiar with the varied and admirable talents of the Finnish.

Like Dave Gorman, Mr. Bailey is an admirable British talent in BBC America's Deadfunny Live Comedy series.

The foreign-born players, even a relative horde of Yankee goalkeepers, have augmented the admirable English talent in the past decade.

While Logan's dedication to her craft is admirable, and her talent indisputable, it was (and is) seen as incomparably risky for an objectively attractive Western woman to trot into a Middle Eastern war zone without Brangelina-style security (Logan had one security detail and her crew).