Sentence examples for erratic talent from inspiring English sources

Director David Gordon Green is a frustratingly erratic talent: this is one of his more serious films, close to his recent Nicolas Cage vehicle, Joe.

One of the pleasures of "Hideaway" ("Le Refuge"), from François Ozon, an erratic talent of satisfying films like "Under the Sand" and misfires like "8 Women," is its insistence on ambiguity.

On the one hand, a Man Booker-winning author with a clear if erratic talent; on the other, nothing lately that looks like a novel, and a sniffy reception for the last couple of those.

But he was already Freddie, an unusually loveable character: bluff, honest, eccentric, often chaotic, a yeoman with deep roots in the soil of his native Lancashire who, for too long, had exasperated his many admirers by failing to make the most of his big, erratic talent.

The mental strength that Djokovic built through mindfulness training transformed him from a precocious but erratic talent, to one of the greatest players of all time.

It is not erratic young talent that is draining patience and defeat at City, however harsh, will only increase the pressure.

He remains an outrageous, if erratic, natural talent – nobody else is as likely to follow a 180 with a score of 26 – and looked closer to his best in reaching the final of last month's Players Championship.

Hazel is the protective elder sibling, the reluctant leader, the responsible half of the team; Fiver is the gifted but erratic visionary whose talents are key to everyone's survival, but who lacks charisma or diplomacy.

So far each has been erratic despite flashing dazzling talent.

Houston has been an enigma, a senior with great talent but erratic concentration.

It would be truer to say that Mr. Le Dily brings to Jean-Luc an erratic but pleasingly quirky talent.