Sentence examples similar to decidedly talented from inspiring English sources
That is something Mr. Cruise has never been and is not likely ever to be, as he tackles one steep career cliff after another, alternating between conventional action movies and decidedly riskier enterprises with such talented eccentrics as Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese and Paul Thomas Anderson.
As for the book's final scenes, in which all of Beard's earlier lies, betrayals and schemes come sliding down together in a gigantic avalanche, they feel oddly perfunctory and rushed: an unsatisfying ending to what is ultimately one of the immensely talented Mr. McEwan's decidedly lesser efforts.
Rose signed a five-year, $95 million extension last year, and the franchise was decidedly in win-now mode, surrounding him with a talented supporting cast and one of the league's best benches.
On Friday afternoon at the Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum's medieval collection in Upper Manhattan, a talented group of performers made a convincing case that there was something decidedly operatic happening far before the Renaissance.
But, fatally, no one ever told Peter that – though he was a fantastically talented songwriter – his nasal, high-pitched voice and deliberately artsy and complex arrangements were decidedly less appealing.
