Sentence examples for daring talent from inspiring English sources

Although everyone who worked on the coat developed a rash, the Quentin Crisp Invention made clear that Adrover was a daring talent.

Tracking Larry Rivers's rapid evolution as a painter from figurative realism at the start of his career to Pop-style history painting in the mid-'60s, the show reveals a terrifically fertile, energetic and daring talent discovering itself and lunging into the future.

All the opponents, including the much-fancied Germans during the 2010 World Cup, play negatively against Spain, not daring to meet talent with talent.

Williams has talent, daring, and taste.

He could make his own luck by daring to promote talent from the new intake of MPs (Andrew Lansley Andrew Tyrie Damian Green Julie Kirkbrideide?).

The Ambigua (or "Book of Difficulties") is Maximos's greatest philosophical and doctrinal work, in which his daring originality, prodigious talent for speculative thinking, and analytical acumen are on lavish display.

No, the indispensable thing is shamelessness: the spectacle of the largest possible talents daring to commandeer the attention of the largest possible public in the largest possible way.

And no one could ever accuse him of daring to submit his talent to commercial interest.

Rich cultural moments and the places where they flourish wax and wane, and wax again, but talent and daring never die.

Its other driver is Kamui Kobayashi, a Japanese driver who has proven to be a fast, daring and exciting new talent.

In 1967 and 1968, a group of Swedish champions gave exhibitions in this country, fascinating American enthusiasts with their talent and daring show manship.