Sentence examples for divided talent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin, whose "Slam" won the Grand Jury Prize for best dramatic film at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and the Camera d'Or at Cannes, remains a divided talent, capable at once of the graceful, unforced associations of the opening scene and the sentimental overkill of Sol and Sara's swooning first encounter.

Are these distracted and divided and talent-deprived Jets likely to make a similar run?

Furthermore, they will be able to divide playing talent among fewer teams, although that idea never seemed to intrigue them when they were expanding and taking in hundreds of millions of dollars from new franchises.

That all changed with Like a Rolling Stone in 1965, when he said he did not need to divide his talents – a song could contain as many ideas as a novel or a poem.

A century later, Coubertin's handiwork is one of the most recognizable symbols in the world, and those five continental zones remain a handy way to divide up the talent that will be competing in 26 sports at the London Olympics.

The judges' decision to save Katie from the boot divided fans of the TV talent show.

He is also an executive producer on "The West Wing," but his creative talents have been divided because he also runs two other shows, "E.R".

The reason she makes me think of Elizabeth Taylor — quite apart from the unbridgeable divide of talent and beauty — is that photographs of Ms. Taylor in the 1960s, many of which recently ran in Vanity Fair, confirm a short, busty woman with high hair, big jewelry, garish taste in clothes and a complete indifference to the cyclonic effect that all that produced.

By Dave Zirin May 31, 2011 The 2011 N.B.A. Finals present a battle of quantity vs. quality and an exposition on whether the entirety of a team's talent is more effective divided among many or concentrated in a core.

The 2011 N.B.A. Finals present a battle of quantity vs. quality and an exposition on whether the entirety of a team's talent is more effective divided among many or concentrated in a core.

They divided their labor according to their talents.