Sentence examples for apparent talent from inspiring English sources

Do any of his successors share his apparent talent for envisioning technological breakthroughs before they are realized?

So he was picked in only the third round of the draft by Philadelphia, not an obscenely low selection, but too low for someone with his apparent talent.

BARRE, Vt .— Katherine Paterson, the children's novelist who will be appointed the national ambassador for young people's literature on Tuesday, often assures aspiring writers that she showed little apparent talent as a child.

Encouraged by her apparent talent for biology, and by the need to do "something useful" with her science, Heard went on to do a PhD in cancer research at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in London.

In 2015, a new investment vehicle was created to address the apparent talent drain.

More importantly, how did he manage to become the all-powerful Supreme Leader, as there is no apparent talent or power that he displays in the entire film?

As apparent as his talent is, Mr. Peck is still navigating his choreographic voice; at the moment his adoration of George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins and Alexei Ratmansky is overly apparent.

However, the 23-year-old only needs to seen a handful of times before its quickly apparent what a talent he is.