Sentence examples for equally talented as from inspiring English sources

Equally talented as author and artist, in 1931 he gave the world that enlightened monarch Babar the Elephant, one of the dozen or so immortal characters in children's literature.

To those in the know (and A Alvarez and Clive James were among his admirers), Hamilton was now the "coming man" - equally talented as a poet and a critic, the Randall Jarrell of his day.

In this case one might say that even though FEO is not violated when Sam and Ben become lawyers and doctors and Sally and Samantha, equally talented as Sam and Ben but far less ambitious, become homemakers and check-out clerks in convenience stores, genuine substantive equality of opportunity has not yet been achieved.

"I was equally as talented as a footballer, but it was quite difficult when I was looking for scholarships to walk into a company and say I was the best footballer," he said.

There's most certainly someone out there who is equally as talented as your BFF.

I mean I could find a person that's equally as talented as the person next to him but if the hard work don't reflect the talent then it means nothing.

POSTSCRIPT: I would be remiss not to at least mention two other recent entrants into rock 'n roll heaven: Etta James one of the greatest female R & B and jazz singers of all time, not as famous but equally as talented as the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin.

As elusive as he might be on a football field, he is at least equally talented at eluding responsibility away from one.

Clearly not all women are equally prone to orgasm, and not all men are equally talented at inducing it.

Maybe he was not as talented as some thought.

Williams has never had a teammate as talented as Johnson.