Sentence examples for example of talent from inspiring English sources

As revealed in the film, this high-strung showoff who often behaves like a fourth grader on the verge of a tantrum is a classic example of talent fueled by anger.

The Voice may be the most convenient example of talent shows focusing heavily on their panelists and not their amateurs, but it is hardly alone.

She is a prime example of talent squandered to Hollywood tumult, and her refusal to fade away quietly is as inspiring as it is pathological.

For the Wall Street Journal especially, here was a textbook example of entrepreneurial talent – talent of the kind that might not be much favoured in the new Vietnam.

It's a formula for waving goodbye to Graham Norton, Gary Lineker and assorted examples of "talent" because they earn too much money for the Daily Mail's taste.

You simply don't hear about these kinds of reactions nowadays in the fashion world — for that matter, you don't find many galvanizing examples of talent in other creative fields — and it's hard to imagine an executive taking time on his day off to look at someone else's runway show.

Prokofiev's career was an example of great talent horribly mismanaged.

The best example of homegrown talent, though, will be on display in Friday's pitching matchup.

Gates cites Obama's intervention as an example of his talent for navigating America's vexed racial legacy.

A legacy of his stay in Canada, In The Dome Car, is a perfect example of his talent for detail.

As an example of a talent that had self-destructed without proper support, Waterman unbelievably settled on the Beatles.