Sentence examples for far more talented from inspiring English sources

"His brother Phil was a far more talented footballer.

He returns to the N.C.A.A. field with a far more talented team this time.

I assured them that they would find someone far more talented anyway.

The current crop of players is far more talented than my 1957 cast, but refined acting can be a trap.

Marty Bergen was considered far more talented than Bill, but his mental instability had been apparent his entire career.

The United States team was far more talented than the Canadian team, so Klinsmann bears responsibility for its inability to play to its potential.

Perhaps this gives context to the endless spew of chav jokes, mental illness jokes and fat jokes, with Lucas, by far the more talented of the duo, clinging to "fat is funny" as if the only thing he had going for him was his high BMI.

There comes a moment like this in most young adolescent lives: when the burning realisation hits that you're far more fabulous than everyone else – more talented and better looking than all the nauseating kids in your class, and destined to leave the drudgery of your suburban existence behind.

This is the Badgers first real test, and so far, Nebraska looks like the more physical, more talented team.

Boston is deeper, more talented, more playoff-tested and far superior defensively.

The Jets were more talented then.