Sentence examples for excessive talent from inspiring English sources

The BBC is reacting to public outrage at what is regarded as excessive talent pay, particularly Ross's three-year deal, thought to be worth £16.9m.

But nowhere is Saint Laurent more excessive than in his talent.

On her natural talent, without excessive preparation, the towering Williams will play in Saturday's Wimbledon final against the petite Justine Henin, who would not survive without her blue-collar approach to tennis.

The chairman of the BBC Trust has ruled out "excessive salaries" for BBC talent and senior executives, as the governing body attempts to tighten its financial and editorial hold over the corporation.

But as usual the "talent" and excessive production costs managed to spend the money as fast as the paying customers brought it in.

Despite falling market share, EMI has indulged its stars with rewards that many consider to be excessive in relation to the talent on display.Departure boredBoeing confirmed that the maiden test flight and first delivery of its 787 Dreamliner would be postponed by an additional three months, the second such setback for its new jet because of assembly problems.

I felt she had rare vocal talent but was excessive and insincere.

Some of his opinions may have seemed excessive in their support of talents such as the director Busby Berkeley and the actors Joan Crawford and Ruby Keeler, but no one questioned his commitment.

His great talent is overshadowed by excessive expectations and he is criticized because of it.

These intimates of the company argue that her personal criticism of employees, among other things, has led to excessive staff turnover and robbed the company of talent it needed to maintain quality operations.

As chief executive of the NNL, he curtailed the excessive trading of players to establish some parity of talent between the clubs.