Sentence examples for are less talented from inspiring English sources
Although it is true that schools in communities of concentrated poverty have a difficult time attracting and retaining experienced teachers, I find Mr. Broad's implication that teachers are less talented to be both inaccurate and terribly insulting to the devoted educators with whom I work.
The Americans are less talented, or at least have fewer stars.
"What I don't believe is that the writers are less talented," he insisted.
That doesn't mean the pupils are less talented, or deserve less".
And some people, those who are less talented, creative and adaptable – or simply less lucky – will struggle with it.
When he started at Feyenoord people did not think he could make it, but he became a massive example to players who are really good and to players who are less talented".
The squad may be less talented but there is an argument for it being better balanced.
Rick consciously ignored his colleagues' feedback, in part because he knew he was less talented at organizational tasks.
I kept a close eye on the Republic, but my affection was now for local players who were less talented than their southern counterparts.
If Mr. Wallace were less talented, you would be inclined to shoot him -- or possibly yourself -- somewhere right around page 480 of "Infinite Jest". In fact, you might anyway.
