Sentence examples for deep-seated talent from inspiring English sources

All that's required is a pathological focus on your own career, a Superman-level imperviousness to shame, a Herculean ability to explain away obvious hypocrisies and a deep-seated talent for cultivating media coverage -- even as you complain about it and try to invalidate it.

The execution was inch-perfect; the idea to even attempt such an audacious shot from distance indicative of the huge talent he brings to the A-League – and his own deep-seated belief in that talent.

Success in the modern economy, according to Michaels, Handfield-Jones, and Axelrod, requires "the talent mind-set": the "deep-seated belief that having better talent at all levels is how you outperform your competitors".

In "Hitler: Ascent, 1889-1939," Mr. Ullrich sets out to strip away the mythology that Hitler created around himself in "Mein Kampf," and he also tries to look at this "mysterious, calamitous figure" not as a monster or madman, but as a human being with "undeniable talents and obviously deep-seated psychological complexes".

It's deep-seated.

It's too deep-seated.

Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.

But Italy's problems are deep-seated.

"It's very deep-seated.

It has deep-seated problems.

"But it's very deep-seated.