Sentence examples for infer talent from inspiring English sources
We infer talent because we only see a tiny proportion of the work that goes into the construction of virtuosity.
If it wasn't for Ctrl+c Ctrl+v we wouldn't have all this amazing talent," inferring that Coffee Break is a copy cat of Coffee Run.
Researchers trace the roots of our animal love to our distinctly human capacity to infer the mental states of others, a talent that archaeological evidence suggests emerged anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 years ago.
Lennon, it seems safe to infer, was vastly superior to Deila in identifying talent.
Even allowing for personal tastes, one could infer, from these contrasting opinions, that young American talent today is more likely to audition for the San Francisco program than for a German agent.
It's probably a stretch to infer that Dean talked his way into Einstein, but his talent for persuasion is evident from the notes of his admissions interview, which were excavated last summer by the Boston Globe.
After more than a decade in government, Labour's pool of untapped ministerial talent is not overflowing.Another result of long-term incumbency, some may infer, is a high-handed attitude to the rules and sleaze.
Commentators infer the worst.
- IP Address (to infer location).
