Sentence examples for frustrated talent from inspiring English sources
"And from this huge mass of young frustrated talent come the great hopes for indie music in 2011: the Vaccines, White Lies and Brother".
There is a theory that if Joe Cole had grown up in Cadiz instead of Camden and was called Jose Carbonero or something similar, we would all appreciate his beguiling – occasionally frustrating – talent as a footballer all the more.
As for unleashing frustrated rural talent, it is an attractive idea: after all, the majority of Thais live outside the big cities, and the rural poor have borne the brunt of the crash as the urban jobless look to their country relatives for support.
Bad organizations get frustrated when the talent they have turns out to be imperfect, as all talent is.
The popularity of "Six Feet Under" suggests that more major talent, frustrated by Hollywood's marketing needs, might desert movies for premium cable.
The coaches of his most recent teams -- Washington and Seattle -- have been impressed by his defensive talent, but frustrated by his inconsistency.
The banks were not concerned about losing talent but frustrated with the conflicts of interest that emerge after analysts pledge themselves to another employer.
When I began coaching their teams, I discovered that their top new talent felt frustrated by a lack of meaningful work and autonomy.
Quincy Acy and Perry Jones III, the Baylor frontcourt players who had to match Kentucky's inside talents, were frustrated.
The two state-subsidised opera houses, the Opéra and the Opéra-Comique, each presented traditional repertoires that tended to stifle and frustrate new homegrown talent; only eight of the 54 Prix de Rome laureates between 1830 and 1860 had had works staged at the Opéra.
