Sentence examples for are talents from inspiring English sources
noun
A marked natural ability or skill.
- He has a real talent for drawing.
These are talents that certainly give the satirical revue "Forbidden Broadway" a wide range of material.
These are talents which come in pretty handy in the luxury industry.
A biting wit that flirts with sarcasm and a real singing voice are talents that don't often coincide in the same performer.
There is a liveliness and topicality here that has been lacking from much recent Irish theatre: McMahon and his collaborators are talents to watch.
He knows there are talents aplenty in Turkey's youth, and determination from the top to put someone in charge to channel sometimes volatile talent into a cohesive unit: Hiddink, the man for all cultures.
"I am not saying that some of them don't jump on the fashion wagon because of boredom, but there are talents, and they need to be given a chance first before they are judged".
"They are talent spotters.
We are talent-oriented in this county.
The Socceroos were talents of another hemisphere.
