"You need an inherent talent for bobsleigh.
Rodney Dangerfield, Tommy Cooper, Michael Barrymore, Harry Hill – love, hate or fear them, you have to admit that there's an inherent talent for showmanship in what they do.
Rodney Dangerfield, Tommy Cooper, Michael Barrymore, Harry Hill love, hate or fear these British icons, you have to admit that there's an inherent talent for showmanship in what they do.
This processes emphasises the importance of learning, rather than celebrating seemingly inherent talents for certain subjects and activities.
Currently, I am seeking permanent employment with a successful law firm where I can establish a long-term career as a Paralegal and flex my inherent talents for document management and legal research skills.
Despite an Ivy League education in law, Heisman never became a lawyer, but he instinctively honed a talent for commanding, melodramatic locker-room oratory.
During this campaign, Strachwitz showed such a talent for commanding panzers that his troops nicknamed him der Panzergraf (the Armoured Count).
3, 4 The build-up of values and skills needed to work in a multidisciplinary research team is usually not an inherent talent, and for successful interactions to occur, requires the development of specific competencies.
The second is that "the meritocracy" — the idea that we get ahead based on nothing but our inherent talent — is largely to blame for this crisis.
Researchers also found those who exhibit a passion for their interests in their teens are more likely to be successful later on, regardless of their inherent talent.
American lawyers are clearly reaping some kind of premium, and the economists behind the Brookings study carefully control for a host of factors including long hours, areas of specialisation, and inherent talent.
