Sentence examples for important talent from inspiring English sources

Q: Is acting an important talent for a press secretary?

Most critics would surely like to be remembered for identifying important talent before it is established.

Yet Mr. Alexander faced a common problem for companies in the tech boom — hiring and retaining important talent.

The director is Sam Gold, whose fine work on Annie Baker's plays "Circle Mirror Transformation" and "The Aliens" has established him as an important talent to watch.

Even after World War II, the school attracted important talent; Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg and James Rosenquist started out here in the 1950's.

This may not be the most important talent in the universe, but it's surprisingly rare in the male of the species.

Sadly, though, most of the recent research suggests that these are not the most important talents for a person who is trying to run a company.

Mr. Boucher said Secretary of State Colin L. Powell had known Ms. Cheney for some time and that she was a "very highly skilled individual" who would bring important talents to the post, which had been vacant for more than a year.

He could talk fluently about Six Sigma "lean" reviews — G.E.-speak for reducing corporate waste — while maintaining close relations with some of NBC's most important talents like Johnny Carson, Conan O'Brien and Brian Williams.

He does believe, he said, that the two most important talents needed for film are writing and acting, and he added, "Melissa illustrated that maybe a few dollars invested in the cultivation of fiction writers -- without making a film -- is worthwhile".

Make your résumé visually appealing, so it presents your most important talents with an intentional visual flow.