Sentence examples for identified a talent from inspiring English sources
Bertrand Russell identified a talent for dressing up "illiberal suggestions in such a way as to deceive future ages" - Plato's willingness to subordinate individual freedom for the good of the state and his underhand split of mankind into rulers, soldiers and workers became increasingly unattractive in the age of Hitler and Stalin.
If we have identified a talent and offer him a contract, what I offer him monthly, some English clubs can offer weekly.
For this purpose, it has identified a talent pool (or stars, or high-potential workers) that it is nurturing for long-term development.
If I am lucky and identify a talent, and no English club is there, I have a realistic chance to get him.
Identify a talent pool before even selecting a show.
"He's dependable and he catches it and he's explosive and he really cares and he prepares well," UCLA Coach Jim Mora said Monday, "so I think you're seeing a lot of that paying off with him". Andrews might have also identified a new talent, sprinting 26 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter on the first running play of his career.
Some search committees will follow their gut instincts and respond to a sense that they have identified a special talent in a candidate.
Earlier this year, over 40percentt of the Tech London Advocates group of experts and professionals identified a shortage of talent as the single biggest obstacle facing London's technology sector.
Soon, Gallagher was identified as a talent for skiing and she joined the Australian Paralympic Committee's alpine skiing program in 2009.
The switch-hitter may be considered by some to be the best European prospect ever, but he has only been playing organized baseball for a few years, moving from his small hometown of Alture to the Italian Baseball Academy after being identified as a talent.
