Sentence examples for indispensable talent from inspiring English sources

The family that is the New York theater — and its audience — is lucky to be witnessing the emergence of such indispensable talent.

Until now we've had a special category for highly skilled, world-renowned and indispensable talent.

Mr Blair, his ex-spokesman records, considered Mr Brown one of three indispensable talents, with Peter Mandelson and Mr Campbell himself.

PHOTOS: Best in theater for 2012 Michael Cerveris, a truly indispensable Broadway talent, takes on the role of Alison's problematic father, Bruce, a high school English teacher, part-time mortician and fanatical restorer of his family's historic house.

Macdonald's involvement in the anti-Bonapartist intrigues of General Moreau in 1804 led to his discharge, and he was not recalled to active duty until 1809, when Napoleon judged his military talents indispensable.

And talent is indispensable.

In a shadow Brexit secretary, these talents are indispensable.

Until now, N.Y.U.'s board had defended its loans for second homes and insisted that they were, like loans for primary residences, an indispensable tool for retaining top talent.

People have compared Rivera to Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky to convey his soaring talent and just how indispensable he has been to his team.

As impressive as such musical talents may be, and as indispensable as they are to a male walrus's reproductive prospects, the elaborate infrastructure behind them probably evolved for alimentary rather than artistic reasons.

Employees become indispensable when they focus on their natural talents and master the skills that help them make the most of their strengths.