The phrase 'demonstrate talent' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that someone is showing their abilities in a particular activity or skill. For example: "The gymnast demonstrated her talent with a remarkable floor routine."
Writers were expected to demonstrate talent at both improvisation and elaboration on any theme if they wished to attract the interest of a generous patron.
When students graduate from Stanford GSB, they face a world that expects them to demonstrate talent, knowledge, and a capacity for effective leadership.
It was expected of the literati to be able to play the guqin (qin), a seven-stringed zither, but also to write calligraphy (shu) and demonstrate talent at brush-painting (hua).
Applications, available at www.WBCitizenship.com, are due March 7. Founded in 2006, the REACH Program awards scholarship-internship packages, called Honorships, to six graduates who demonstrate talent and financial need.
Surprising Star Turns DEC . 3-- Several well-known performers will demonstrate talents fans may not recognize at a benefit dinner at the University Club for the MacDowell Colony, the New Hampshire artists' retreat.
I guess I had the pedigree of a cop reporter, if not any demonstrated talent.
He gained a scholarship to Gresham's school in Holt, Norfolk, where he demonstrated talent as a linguist.
Sometimes, particularly in Edinburgh, you see a show that you don't really rate, but that still demonstrates talent.
Beane, a better executive than he ever was a player, has demonstrated talent that most general managers should envy.
They came to the Juilliard School at a young age — usually after they'd demonstrated talent but reached the limits of what local teachers could offer.
The fellowship program annually selects approximately twenty individuals with demonstrated talent and potential to participate in a two-year leadership development fellowship.
