Sentence examples for from the talents of from inspiring English sources

Welcomed under that tent would be anyone who honestly profited from the talents of a fairly paid vet.

Although the federal judiciary will not directly benefit from the talents of this outstanding person, we can celebrate the fact that all of us will benefit from Justice Liu's service on the influential California Supreme Court.

"It is a question of who is going to be able to get as much as they possibly can from the talent of our caucus and get away from a leadership clique".

Her point is one about the unspoken bias and sometimes out-and-out racism of an industry that has profited from the talent of black artists without giving them their dues.

And If anything can be stripped from the talent of Jenkins, it's in his ability to illustrate the black experience with the subtle care it deserves.

While the primary object was to give employment, another was to utilize the talents of warriors from the most dangerous tribes.

"We need armed forces benefiting from all the talent of the people they protect," he said.

She has strong support from the large talents of the always truthful (and too seldom seen) Gawn Grainger, and from the arresting Sandy McDade.

John McClain of the Journal-American stated, "This is a far cry from the exalted talents of the team that produced South Pacific.

Either E! will agree to cover the writers under a Guild contract, or it will no longer benefit from the writing talents of the current staff of Guild members," it continues.

"Tse has benefited enormously from the colossal talents of Hussein Chalayan since fall 1998," Joann Casa, the company's executive vice president, said in the statement.