Sentence examples for beyond talent from inspiring English sources

Sometimes teams will find a player with an X-factor that goes way beyond talent.

Beyond talent, it's because the musicians have longstanding bonds to one another and the city.

The strength of the league goes beyond talent development and into the solid business model in Germany.

Beyond talent and dedication, prerequisites for these include access to better instruments, concentrated and sophisticated tuition, participation in elite music holiday camps and programmes – all of which require an investment many students of colour do not have at their disposal.

His search for child actors was so extensive it quickly moved beyond talent agencies and drama schools to include open pleas in the trade press ("…Must be a redhead…") and a casting call on the children's news programme Newsround.

Beyond talent, losing that original culture is a blow.

And now the BBC has made its commitment to nurturing the next generation of British games industry (and beyond) talents by making its new, Pi-like computer, the micro bit, available for free to a million year-seven children aged between 11 and 12 this coming October.

Beyond the talent, there are other reasons presumed for the success of the team.

To be extremely honest about it, I was arrogant beyond my talent.

Beyond the talent, experience and coaching, the Bobcats have a schedule that could not be more favorable.

And the four primary factors that beget hits — beyond monumental talent — are all in Jeter's favor.