Sentence examples for even talented from inspiring English sources

Many are intelligent, some even talented.

Even talented photographers frequently underestimate the business aspects.

Liberals, by contrast, like to remind us that even talented people who work hard sometimes fall on hard times through no fault of their own.

Fans of the originals usually cry desecration, and even talented remakers have trouble living up to the aura surrounding their predecessors' versions, much less the appeal.

Décolletage is always the least supporting part of an awards night, and even talented, older actresses like Felicity Huffman and Ms. Mirren showed more chest than decorum.

Staff at al-Jazeera English have been frustrated that the real prospect that existed of overhauling CNN and BBC World has been on pause for 18 months, with not even talented departed staff being replaced.

It wasn't a bad performance for amateur artists, even somewhat talented.

Irving Howe, as stringent a critic as any, once described him as "enormously, even outrageously talented".

Not even as talented a writer as Rushdie can avoid writing about tedium without becoming tedious himself.

Adam Vinatieri is obviously a gifted kicker, but he's even more talented at adapting to his environment.

Since 2008, Rondo has blossomed into a certified star, making this Celtics team even more talented, if slightly older, than their title team.