Sentence examples for confuses talent from inspiring English sources

Today I continue to challenge a world that confuses talent with possibilities through a program that helps women whose ambitions had apparently been curtailed by life circumstances realize their dreams.

And you say people confuse talent with purpose".

Mr. Epstein argues that we often confuse innate talent with spirit or effort.

Large hiring functions confuse experience and talent every day without even knowing that they are doing it.

A superabundance of vocal talent can confuse not only listeners trained by the record industry and radio to pigeonhole every artist within a snug little niche but also the singer who possesses it.

This may not be the first time an artist's looks and talent have been confused, but surely he'd leave her dangling on the talent end -- as he does with the other student genius, Russell -- to encourage her to prove herself, either in bed or in the studio.

Left unsaid, of course, is that talent should not be confused with results.

We wanted it all; sometimes we confused self-destructiveness with virtue and talent, obliteration with ecstasy, heedlessness with courage.

Love From the Shadows is a pleasantly confusing new graphic novel by Gilbert Hernandez, celebrated talent monger and one of the celebrated Hernandez Brothers.

Seagal, like Guttenberg, should still be out there, confusing us with his talents and his ponytail, not degrading himself as the low rent, male version of Morgan Fairchild.

"But don't confuse that with a lack of passion or talent for making her case cogently and effectively".