Sentence examples for evident talents from inspiring English sources

This will give him the right to block nominees with no evident talents for a commissioner's job, and to demote lousy ones once in office.

Ms. Bouvier responds only in the most simplistic fashion to the music's rhythms, and her ensemble dances are repetitive unison exercises in time-filling running, falling, lifting and empty gesturing that never venture into compositional complexity, and make little use of the dancers' evident talents or ballet technique.

Marco Caria was a credible Master Ford, the not-quite-wronged husband, and he has a smooth and commanding baritone voice -- but in downplaying the comedy, director Blakely underutilized Caria's evident talents.

First is the author's evident talent as a photographer and journalist.

Because of D'Arby's evident talent, these assertions were both irritating and exciting.

But it amuses him that his evident talent throws theatre bosses a googly.

Her evident talent led to composition lessons with John Tavener while she was still at school.

When she was 11, such was her evident talent, her parents paid for her to have art lessons.

How did she feel about using her evident talent, and her precious writing hours, for a piece that promoted Amtrak's commercial goals?

Group games against Mali and Senegal provided glimpses of his evident talent, but the experienced defences of both those big-name teams rendered him scoreless.

Perhaps the young Italian painter Manfredi Beninati needs to find something better to do with his evident talent and affection for his chosen medium.