Sentence examples for definition of talent from inspiring English sources
Fred paraphrased Aretha Franklin's definition of talent.
First, the meritocracy is based on an overly narrow definition of talent.
Meanwhile De Bruyne and Martial set about tangling away on the flank, the definition of talent cancelling itself out.
A standardized, widely accepted definition of talent is hard to find.
Implicit within any definition of talent is the assumption that it is at least partially genetically determined.
A review of the complexities surrounding an adequate definition of talent is beyond the scope of this article; however, Issurin recently utilized a broad definition of talent as "a special ability that allows someone to reach excellence in some activity in a given domain" [2].
She said top firms should "interrogate current definitions of talent, including how potential is identified and assessed, to ensure that disadvantaged students are not ruled out for reasons of background rather than aptitude and skill".
Debates prevail regarding the definition of surgical talent, and how individuals with the potential to become talented surgeons can be identified and developed.
The specific contribution of the current paper is in developing a clear and concise definition of strategic talent management.
Because there is no one definition of business talent, each school assembles its class one person at a time.
His school, he has said, "saw something in me that I didn't", which sounds like the very definition of encouraging sporting talent.
