Sentence examples for bit talented from inspiring English sources

Most 'maybe bands' are pretty much interchangeable, a bit talented, a bit good looking, probably not going anywhere.

Head chef at this cool, artistically scuffed number is Dean Parker, who seems to be every bit as talented as his mentor, teasing vegetables into extraordinary service – charred-edged celeriac, smoked aubergine whipped with mint, honey-smoked asparagus (they love a good smoking, and fermenting, and pickling) with mead and creme fraiche.

He is every bit as talented as Brook and Khan – and is now in the IBF mix.

band: "They may not have recruiters giving them million-dollar contracts, but the guys in the band are every bit as talented as the guys on the court".

I asked a head engineer at NASA recently how his young American employees were stacking up against those from other countries, and he told me that they're every bit as talented — but they lack perseverance.

"Students coming out of the Indian Institute of Technology are every bit as talented as those who study in London or New York," said Robert N. Bontempo, a professor of executive education at the Columbia Business School.

Coach Tom Masella tells scouts that Skelton is every bit as talented as the future N.F.L. quarterbacks Luke McCown and Tim Rattay, who played for Louisiana Tech when he was the team's defensive coordinator.

Our children are every bit as talented as our foreign competitors, but they have not been given the tools they need to succeed.

In that regard, President Xi is every bit as talented a chess player as Vladimir Putin.

Several of the 14 small schools lining up beside them for the three-mile race were every bit as talented as the big schools in other divisions.

Writers are just as cool as musicians or visual artists, every bit as talented and have way fewer venues to get their stuff out to you, unfiltered.