Sentence examples for if talented from inspiring English sources

The veteran Royal Shakespeare Company actor Janet Suzman dismissed Fellowes's remarks as "patent piffle", suggesting that "if talented actors understand what they're doing and can communicate that, then that's all you need".

Repairing the hiring process will serve no purpose if talented employees cannot be retained.

The good news is that any young poet can still be, if talented enough.

But if talented people are not scooped up by a big firm, they face an uphill battle.

The issue doesn't contain many surprises — there's fiction from Sam Lipsyte, poetry from Frederick Seidel and work from other usual, if talented, suspects.

If talented people can be thought of as a singular species, then Ericsson is its John J. Audubon, and the handbook is his painstakingly annotated field guide.

If the talented tight end can stay fit throughout the season, his presence in the Patriots huddle may become equally, if not more important than Brady's.

Against Rawls, Cohen argued that the worse-off would be still better off if the talented were by that much more productive and there was an equal distribution.

Tune into the Oscars on Sunday, February 24 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC to see if these talented filmmakers receive the coveted prize.

Even if you're talented, even if you're a hard worker, even if you're the best banjo picker in your town, it's possible that you'll struggle to be heard.

I prefer it if the condiment is the star and the meal itself the talented if often overlooked, background singers.