Sentence examples for because of talent from inspiring English sources

Syracuse won't get knocked out because of talent, they'll get knocked out because they won't fight.

And there is always a fascination when people who seem to live protected lives, whether because of talent or social position, turn out to be just as vulnerable as the rest of us.

Anytime one human being is habitually powerful over another, or one group over another, not because of talent or experience, but just because of race, or sex or class – that's politics.

As much as I would like to stand up for my sex on this one, I have to say that Chris Rock, Richard Pryor - and over on the other side of the Atlantic, Ricky Gervais, Mitchell and Webb et al - are funnier than women such as Tina Fey and Catherine Tate, who rise to the top of the pile initially because of talent, and then lose it because they want to be liked.

"Andrew was in the second squad mainly due to his physical development, not because of talent.

"Just by sheer determination and hard work he has got through, and that's not because of talent or speed or something that he was gifted with.

He also stated "because of the talents involved, the wide-open concept, and the way it's created, Sanctuary has huge potential.

Not because of lack of talent, but because artists are created with a shelf life of about three or four years.

The reason why the leftist flagship Air America Radio almost ran aground last year was not because of lack of spectrum but because of lack of talent and good management.And radio spectrum is only the beginning of it.

"What's going to happen is that there is going to be a shakeout because of lack of talent".

We watch the Big East because of the talent, and we should want to see the talent advance, if the talent earns it.