Sentence examples for buried talent from inspiring English sources

It ought to go down pretty far because, in some cases, we've found that there is buried talent.

His buried talent blooms, and a gallery pursues him.

I've been interviewing folks for my book and TV show and recently came across a story of a woman who discovered a buried talent as an artist.

He used to tell audiences the Parable of the Talents, in which the master berates the servant who buried his talent for fear that he would squander it.

The third has buried his talent to keep it safe.

But any reader of the Bible will know that lessons like this can go either way - that had the first two buried their talents and the third servant doubled his, he could easily have been accused of greed and also cast out.

"The lord has bestowed on me a gift and I don't want to be like the foolish virgin in the Bible burying her talent".

How can we be silent before such an abundance of blessings, or out of ingratitude bury the talent that has been given to us (Mt. 25:18), like ungrateful and evil servants?.

The story that Lee's book tells (or tries to tell, because much evidence has been obscured or lost) is not about patience on a monument but about talent buried under a heavy plinth, and discovered only just in time — the late achievement less a measured distillation than a lifesaving decoction.

"An undoubted talent buried beneath petulance, limitless greed, and disrespect for his team mates, his employers, and very much last in his book, his fans".

Rather than bury her talents as Vice-President, Senator Warren---the Harvard academis withe heart is with Main Street and whose fire and financial savvy "strike fear into Wall Street ---would be far better placed aStreet ---wouldthe TreaStreet ---would