Sentence examples for assured talent from inspiring English sources

The rest of the pop world should take note: true, assured talent always trumps desperation.

In addition to a reedy voice that can sound, if need be, like nails scraping a chalkboard, Hallie Foote is blessed with an assured talent for transmitting the vulnerability buried inside hard-bitten or buttoned-up characters.

His performance as Chekhov's dissatisfied anti-hero Ivanov has been the theatrical highlight of the West End autumn, while his Sunday evening television appearances as Henning Mankell's troubled detective Kurt Wallander (just one to go in the current series) have been a reminder of an equally assured talent for the small screen.

Your office may not be planning a trip into orbit, but a mentor programme will still help assure young talent sticks around to see the next frontier for the company.

"For it to be a true system, you have to be assured the best talents are being chosen first.

Speaking as an Asian whose poor Hindi-speaking and lassi-making skills have never got in the way of self-development or caused parental concern, Lowri should rest assured that such talents are neither representative nor obligatory to being Indian.

FOR 20 years, the ever-changing, ever-renewing "Forbidden Broadway" has set the standard by which fabulous theater talent is assured of its own fabulousness.

Mr. Robinov said that Patrick Whitesell, McG's agent at Endeavor, a Hollywood talent agency, assured him in a meeting at the studio in early spring that McG would go to Australia.

That is a step change for gymnastics in the UK and, as superstar Tweddle leaves the sport, the continuity of that talent looks assured, particularly on the men's side, where the juniors have won the last three European titles.

His reputation for spotting and hiring talent was assured when Giacconi, Fitch and Cronin won Nobel Prizes.

While parents who are clearly and embarrassingly inappropriate come in for ridicule, many of us find ourselves drawn to the idea that with just a bit more parental elbow grease, we might turn out children with great talents and assured futures.