Sentence examples for by talents from inspiring English sources

But more statement signings of the standard promised by talents like Ambrose can only strengthen the case.

Instead it shows us the vibrant backdrop of a heroic era, revealing a free-for-all joined by talents of all degrees.

And for another, new and expressive ways of using the medium were explored by talents like Rodin, Degas, Picasso and Henry Moore.

Fashion's rekindled infatuation with Modernism, expressed by talents like Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler and Consuelo Castiglioni of Marni, seems familiar in more ways than one.

Whimsy and creativity exemplified by talents like Pelé and Mané Garrincha, the so-called Angel with Bent Legs, are, according to this mythology, part of the national DNA, a product of the country's unique history of miscegenation.

He was followed by talents such as the two-time Asian Player of the Year Server Djeparov and Timur Kapadze, now senior members of the national team and supported by the younger stars Odil Ahmedov, who has been linked to Arsenal, and Sanjar Tursunov.

Not even by talent or ambition.

By "talent," I mean three things.

Looking back, maybe you sometimes get blinded by talent".

She was equipped for the job not only by talent but by temperament as well.

White men are advantaged by opportunity and culture, not by talent.