Sentence examples for crude talent from inspiring English sources
With a steady enrollment of 4,000 pupils, Edwards has a well deserved reputation as a prospector of crude talent; be found champions Bob Hewitt (at 12), Fred Stolle (at 17), Martin Mulligan (at 15) and Jan Lehane (at 11).
Television viewers accustomed to watching stockbrokers in action on their screens have long suspected that these are people with severe personality disorders, people who exercise their crude mixture of special talent and gambling compulsion in a morality-free zone and couldn't care less about the consequences for the rest of the world.
The press was nothing remarkable, and the crude materials and nascent talents of its operators are reflected in the blurred type and typographical inconsistencies in its surviving books, of which the Bay Psalm Book is no exception.
And I would salute anyone who manages to go to at least one of the biennials listed in The World in 2013 that next year will celebrate contemporary art just as long, that is, that the art on display reflects genuine talent rather than crude exhibitionism.
So why did he want to waste his talents on a crude, dumb movie like Ted Tedd tells the story of a young boy named John who was so desperate for friends that he wished his teddy bear to life.
There are the seeds of something interesting here, but premise and talent are ill-served by crude and cliched characterisation and thudding execution, which serves to make this almost as gruelling a watch as Son of Saul.
And sometimes a rude and crude comedy is simply scraping the bottom of the barrel, despite the efforts of a talent like Mr. Eisenberg and of second bananas like Mr. Ansari and Mr. Swardson.
While her brimming talent and light coppery skin had allowed her comfortable entry into the swimming world, Terry met crude resistance when someone scrawled "nigger" on her car, according to the her mother, Debra Terry.
