Sentence examples for inspired talent from inspiring English sources

"The Laramie Project," which has been overseen by the director and writer Moises Kaufman, the inspired talent behind "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde," is virtuously determined to reclaim that missing human factor, to find the light in an event of harrowing darkness.

Passion is the thing that drives me and I would hope it is the thing that drives most A&R people.' SP Isabella Blow Fashion director, Tatler Sophie Dahl, Stella Tennant Isabella Blow is widely acknowledged as the fashion industry's most inspired talent scout and mentor.

Overseen by the director and writer Moises Kaufman, the inspired talent behind "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde," this more self-conscious production examines the impact of the brutal killing of Matthew Shepard, a gay university student, on the town of Laramie, Wyo.

To hear what this new series has to offer and to get a glimpse of a man who's inspired talent such as Daft Punk, Basement Jaxx, and Armand Van Helden: A required stop on your day two experience at Digital Dreams Festival this year is catching Sneak at the No.19 Social Experiment stage.

Mr. Alessandrini is the inspired talent behind the "Forbidden Broadway" series of showbiz lampoons.

With that sort of manager or C.E.O., you're not going to keep intelligent, inspired talent, because they want some form of entrepreneurial environment to be able to exercise their talent.

He said: "The museum was founded with a purpose to inspire talent and creativity and it is important to me that these papers, which preserve something of the most ephemeral of artforms, will be made available to future generations of theatre makers".

The Revolution inspires talent.

While at the Samsung #Hope4Children gala, which raised over $1.5 million Monday night at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, he spoke about his own work with the Bronx Charter School for the Arts: "First and foremost, I'm from the Bronx... when I went there, I got so inspired their talent, their energy".

But Barrett, who died of cancer last Friday at the age of 60, will go down in history as one of the most uniquely inspired creative talents to have sprung up from the pop revolution that gripped Britain in the late 20th century.

"It's that ability to inspire the talent and attracting and retaining the talent".