Sentence examples for claims talent from inspiring English sources

Not only among Neapolitans, but among peoples of all nations, placing the hands on the hips with the chest pushed out and the head held high or even tilted back a little represents someone who, wth or without foundation, claims talent, power or superiority of any kind.

On top of that, 81% of organisations claim talent is not priority.

For their gravity-defying headgear, communal approach and the claimed talent for interplanetary travel of its late founder, the Sun Ra Arkestra would have found a place in jazz folklore even if they had hardly played a note.

Prions also claim talents that viruses lack.

Given the remarkable nature of her claimed talents, one might suggest she has an obligation – not only to science but to the scores of grieving and emotionally vulnerable people who pay to see her on tour – to provide proof that her connections to the spirit world are real.

But Hook, like both Sting and Temple, disputes any claims that talent shows allow creative talent to shine.

LONDON, Aug. 6 — With the competition to sign the stars of the future cutthroat, soccer teams are staking their claims on talent early.

Of course, laypeople being intimidated by anyone claiming artistic talent is nothing new.

Rodgers paid tribute to O'Driscoll's qualities as part of a wider critique into the standard of English coaches in October 2013, when he claimed natural talent was being stifled by archaic coaching methods.

There are those who claim Giggs' talent has been largely unrecognised on a wider scale or that the Premier League will only appreciate his value when he has retired.

Equity has tabled a motion to the TUC claiming that "talent programmes are often compelled to enter into restrictive contracts and because of a loophole in the National Minimum Wage Act for competitions they generally do not get paid".