Sentence examples for brighter talent from inspiring English sources

The problem is that Tarantino, egged on by people who see him as a much brighter talent than most of those gingerly fashioning safe hits as Hollywood home runs, has made a grossly self-indulgent movie which might well have been cut by its connections had it not been burnished with gold at Cannes.

If you're hiring a computer science or graduate business students, consider at least $12 and increase to at roughly $20 for attracting brighter talent.

He will come up against arguably the brightest talent in the Republic ranks tomorrow, though.

And we need to attract the brightest talent, regardless of background and ethnicity.

And the looming threat of litigation, argues the profession, hurts the recruitment and retention of the best and brightest talent.

Much of its brightest talent comes from elsewhere Greek-born Mary Katrantzou, for elsewhere Greek-born-Austrian, half-Italian Peter Pilotto.

The man they should have chosen was Kevin Rudd, by far the brightest talent on the Labor front bench.

After winning the election in November, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo vowed to recruit the "best and brightest talent" to his administration.

The 24-year old is certainly a bright talent and couples impressive defensive figures with an eye for goal.

"We will continue to welcome the best and brightest talent and organisations from around the world, including the US.

His debut studio album, "Every Kingdom" (Island/Republic), nominated in 2011 for the prestigious Mercury Prize in Britain, suggests a bright talent.