Sentence examples for especially talented from inspiring English sources

Now, as then, an especially talented crop of architects have turned their attentions to London's skyline.

According to Mr. Phoenix, River and his sister Rain proved especially talented.

She was not especially talented or creative, except in a limited way.

Like an especially talented tailor or hairdresser, Mr. Oswald is much sought out by a limited and well-heeled clientele.

The Boston Symphony has had notable success with its Project Step, which screens children in kindergarten and provides lessons for especially talented ones for up to 12 years.

One especially talented writer matter-of-factly told me that because she was a crack baby, she would always be "slow".

That most people — especially your talented, intelligent younger colleagues — believe they could do the job simply because they are qualified for it.

The actor John Cunningham, who has starred in 18 Broadway shows as well as many films and television shows, recognizes the comic edge in the verbal mishaps between men and women, especially when talented writers have supplied the words.

The talented — especially those who weren't using their talents to full capacity — have become desperate, impatient, unreliable, self-destructive, and also destructive, and so there has always been some validity in the businessman's argument that he couldn't afford to take chances on "geniuses".

"Everyone in life deserves a second chance, especially someone as talented as John.

It's nice to see a writer on the cover, especially one as talented as Franzen.