Sentence examples for extreme talent from inspiring English sources

Bradley prides himself on his ability to discover and enlist what he calls "extreme talent".

He now has four people working full time to cull more than 700 résumés, looking for what he described as "extreme talent".

12.01pm GMT 21st over: Australia 85-0 (Rogers 36, Warner 46) Warner launches Duminy effortlessly down the ground for six, a formidable demonstration of his extreme talent.

Mr. Posen remembers him as "an extreme talent scout, a person who spoke with authority, had an eye and knew about construction, form and trend".

English soccer is full of young players with extreme talent, indifferent educations, big egos, rough upbringings, astronomical salaries and little understanding of how to manage all these things at once, and their teams have done little to help them.

That remains the most likely outcome, but Annacone, even on the outside looking in, still favors the genius theory — the one that says extreme talent with sharply defined goals will eventually find a way (again).

The story is set in a rich fantasy world where children born with extreme talents, called Graces, are "Gracelings".

And where better to do it than in a play that's part of a wave lapping over the British stage: that of extreme young talent.

Anya Reiss had her first play, Spur of the Moment, on stage at the Royal Court when she was 18. Susannah Clapp praised an "extreme young talent" and said she "puts on stage the jackdaw chatter, the fluffy vulnerability and the vulture behaviour of pre-teen chicks".

"Alonso has some extreme high talent in certain areas, not just in driving skills but in the way he runs the politics".

Mikko Kuusi, CEO of Startup Sauna: "Jolla is a great example of what happens, when you combine the extreme technical talent found in Finland with the right attitude and ambition level of companies like Rovio".