Sentence examples for equal talents from inspiring English sources

Not often do artists exhibit such separate but equal talents.

They are working (in spite of the special magnetism of Stills) towards a fusion of equal talents: towards a third-generation band which cooks.

I do think if I had two candidates in front of me and one had an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School — I am biased because I do think it's a great school — and one who didn't and they had equal talents, I'd take the one with the M.B.A.

In many ways, it engages in a conversation with "Hamilton" by offering up a reminder of how profitable enterprise invariably relies on previous sacrifices from equal talents who did not enjoy the good fortune to be born, or be working on Broadway, in our current moment of diverse opportunity.

The green-thumbed chef showed equal talent in the kitchen.

In the broadest sense, all of us are indeed created equal: Talent is flatly distributed.

It's not as if the Jets have replaced those seven players with better or even equal talent.

For five decades, the two women were the George Eliot and Jane Austen of the homicidal novel: different minds and style but equal talent.

For this round, the painter Cameron Martin, whose semiabstract paintings have never seemed terribly distinguished, has chosen Mike Childs, an artist of at least equal talent.

What that has left is a distinctive college game with most teams competing with relatively equal talent in an electric atmosphere.

A tribute by the broadcaster and writer Mark Lawson this weekend called them "the George Eliot and Jane Austen of the homicidal novel: different minds and style but equal talent".