Sentence examples for be exceptionally talented from inspiring English sources

Rees and Shale-Coates happen to be exceptionally talented.

Writers have to be exceptionally talented or exceptionally lucky to make it, bankers do not.

When you look at the size of the centres now - guys like Jamie Roberts, Billy Twelvetrees, Ma'a Nonu, Jean De Villiers - you have to be exceptionally talented.

But that class was exceptionally talented, Ms. Siegel says.

Kelvin Alexander, whose supervisors say he is exceptionally talented, took the sergeant exam three times before passing.

Coach Scott Hicks, after watching Clark score 35 points against his team on Jan . 10 said: "He's exceptionally talented with the ball.

Ultimately, this is what colleges want to see, and they are exceptionally talented at sniffing out students who do things exclusively because they are trying to impress.

People who have worked with Fabien at magazines all say that he is exceptionally talented, and some believe he is a kind of genius.

You'll have people who are exceptionally talented, sometimes unruly, who overdo things, but when they are talented and forthright, I believe in saving the tigers.

His wife, Bonnie, asked to have our championship trophy, a replica (in the loosest sense of the word) of the Lombardi Trophy, at his memorial service while people paid their respects to Sean, who, as far as bragging rights go, was exceptionally talented at managing a fantasy football team.

The many people we have dealt with there have all been exceptionally talented and high-grade, and never once have we had a negative experience in which we felt that they took advantage of us or didn't do what they said they would do".