The extent of his talent is amply demonstrated by the current exhibition, assembled by Gail Stavitsky and Twig Johnson, who are in-house curators.
Henrik Stenson, who shared the second-round lead, and Donald have reached a stage in their careers where, if they are to express the full extent of their talent, they have to start winning majors.
Since standing up to applaud that innings from The Oval pavilion, I have always looked out for Malan's batting and, despite a solid career in domestic cricket, it's fair to say that he's never put a season together that reflects either that early potential nor the full extent of his talent.
While Kidman had already impressed in thrillers Dead Calm and Malice, it wasn't really until 1995, in Gus van Sant's dark comedy, that she really showed the extent of her talents.
After a troubled start to his career, with numerous off-field problems hindering his development, El Hadji Diouf finally showed the extent of his talents in 2002.
Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian commented that the lead vocals of the songs were likely to be sung by each member equally, noting that it made the album a "democratic" one; however she criticized them for squandering "the extent of their talents" on the album.
He didn't recognise the extent of his own talent.
He is a preening snob, "keenly sensitive to violations of protocol," intolerant of "opinions contrary to his own," and horribly misled about the extent of his own talents.
Fortunately, Highsmith soon has things back on track – and it's here that we really see the extent of her macabre talents.
But the only vehicle that reveals the extent of her diverse talents is the freewheeling monologue that opens her hourlong or so weekly podcast.
Hugh Cassidy said he did not fully appreciated the extent of his daughter's talent when she was younger.
