Sentence examples for character talent from inspiring English sources
Dewey's conception of a history has an obvious implication for humanity: no person's fate is sealed by an antecedently given human nature, temperament, character, talent, or social role.
"Maria Miller is a totemic example of the modern political class who hold no discernible character, talent or integrity – the grassroots of the Conservative party have no time for careerist politicians who not only do not support, but flagrantly oppose, Conservative values once they are comfortably settled in parliament and cabinet.
"Yogi Berra's character, talent, courage, extraordinary experiences and inimitable way with words made him a universally beloved figure in baseball and beyond".
Philadelphia has been resilient and has an opportunity to advance despite their goaltending problems, which is a testament to their character, talent and depth.
Moreover, according to the critics, preferential treatment confounded desert by severing reward from a "person's character, talents, choices and abilities" (Simon 1979, 96), by "subordinating merit, conduct, and character to race" (Eastland and Bennett 1979, 144), and by disconnecting outcomes from actual liability and damage (Gross 1978, 125 42).
Still, it's clear that Ms. Eve shares her female characters' talent for "creative speech," that she, too, is a storyteller of uncommon energy and poise.
Why risk bombing with the actual sketch, thereby eroding our belief in the characters' talents?
The cardinals will meet every morning to discuss where the church is headed and, over lunches and dinners, take the measure of one another's characters, talents and experiences, based on personal relationships and observations.
The comedians can act as any character, a talent that is attractive to many viewers, making Orijino Komedi a top comedy show in the country.
