Sentence examples for has been talented from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has been talented" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is not typically used because "talented" is an adjective that does not fit well with the present perfect tense structure. Example: "She has been talented in music since childhood." (This would be better phrased as "She has always been talented in music.")
At the start of Nadal's career, his game and proclivities gave him a natural advantage only on clay, but he has been talented enough, open-minded enough and driven enough to modify his tactics, even his technique, and close the gap on the game's other surfaces.
"Their group had been talented," Ned thinks.
I wish he had been talented enough to make people happy, but nothing more.
It's lovely to see that the two girls who are his only descendants so far have been talented enough to keep his name in the game.
All of the performers we've had at Reconstrvct have been talented people, and ultimately Luke [McCann] has the final call.
They need a different player in defence, because Nemanja Vidic is a bit older, Rio Ferdinand is injured and the young players they do have are talented but not able to win at the top level straight away.
Femenía has always been talented, but his team-mates admitted that he hasn't always found it easy to deal with the pressure.
Apple, say former executives, has been particularly talented at identifying legal tax loopholes and hiring accountants who, as much as iPhone designers, are known for their innovation.
There have always been talented students stealing the show in "Fiddler on the Roof" or "My Fair Lady," despite sweetly amateurish high school productions.
"The Guardian has been rewarding talented student journalists for over 30 years.
Dwight has been a talented kick returner, and as a receiver, he has 8 career touchdown receptions and 28 other catches.
