Sentence examples for breadth of talented from inspiring English sources
With its unique breadth of talented writers, The New Yorker sets the standard for journalistic and literary excellence.
But for me, it is in Brad's solo works and performances where you really get a chance to experience the breadth of what this talented artist is all about.
This month offers an assortment of excellent books to try, showcasing the breadth of romance in the hands of talented authors.
Elie Domit, Director of East Wing photography gallery in Dubai, which represents two of the original group, calls them "remarkable in their breadth – courageous, talented, passionate and brave".
"There are a lot of talented people".
"They had a lot of talented players".
Pedigrees of talented families suggest a strong familial component to exceptional ability.
But sometimes amid the rigmarole about the profusion of novels, stories and tweets, we forget the most important thing about Oates: She's an enormously talented writer who, through the breadth of her bibliography, has engaged with so much of what makes this American century simultaneously exhilarating and horrifying.
The program is ideal for organizations that wish to increase their global-leadership capacity and provide talented personnel with unprecedented opportunities to expand their breadth of knowledge and acquire strong international experience.
The breadth of his responsibilities, which are both internal and external in nature, underscore what a multi-talented IT executive Bhagat is.
