Sentence examples for considerably talented from inspiring English sources
"We need to practise!" Nighy used as guinea pig Purists would no doubt suggest that voicing an animated film about guinea pig secret agents doesn't mark an artistic high point for the considerably talented Bill Nighy.
After getting considerably talented, he took a certification course at a hypnosis school in Manhattan that he's reticent to name.
The Times reported the next year that he had chosen the Oklahoma Sooners after Oklahoma recruited his considerably less talented older brother to play and his high school coach to be an assistant coach.
The Cavaliers have never acquired a true second star to pair with James, and are considerably less talented than the Magic, the Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers.
"I mean," he adds, "there were people in school who I felt were considerably more talented than I was, so all I can be is thankful.
It was close long enough for fans to wonder whether this would be one of those nights when a considerably less talented conference adversary would somehow test the Tigers.
The Nuggets are armed with what most consider to be a considerably more talented roster, including the best player in the series on either team in All-Star center Nikola Jokic.
And this season the Heat will compete against a considerably more talented cadre of teams in the East: Chicago, with a healthy Derrick Rose; Indiana, with a healthy Danny Granger and another year of experience; the "upgraded" Brooklyn Nets; and Carmelo Anthony's New York Knicks.
In 1964, he and Giroux brought in the considerably younger and highly talented (and well-regarded) Henry Robbins to modernize the list.
And China and India have some educated, talented people who earn considerably less than their American counterparts.
