Sentence examples for interesting talents from inspiring English sources

But more interesting talents desert its traditional spawning ground, broke, as promoters and performers replicate familiar marketable models.

Where, one wonders, are some of the quirkier and more interesting talents of the past few decades, from Paula Fox to Mary Gaitskill to Claire Messud?

But there are also new works from two of the most interesting talents now associated with the Wells, Crystal Pite, recently appointed to the theatre's roster of associate artists, and new wave artist Alexander Whitley.

Since moving into Marvimon, Mr. Nelson has stopped making sculpture in favor of what he calls "social sculpture": "curating" parties — for which the couple charge admission fees of $20 to $125, which they say rarely cover their expenses — that bring together people like artists, musicians, filmmakers and chefs they have met around Los Angeles and who they think have interesting talents.

He is clearly, like his great friend and compatriot Walter Salles, one of the most interesting talents in world cinema, able to bring a maverick sensibility to his work while keeping it mainstream, humane and having something to say about the world.

Young Jean Lee is one of the freshest, most interesting talents around.

Adiga is an interesting talent.

Such calorie-laden heartiness can be welcome, especially with the onset of winter, but elsewhere Hamilton demonstrates a more interesting talent for subtle flavors and unusual combinations.

A Fox spokeswoman declined to comment about the negotiations, saying only that "we talk to engaging and interesting talent all the time".

It distracts from an interesting talent, who deals with heckles in ad-libbed song, and plays comedy jingles on a pyrotechnic trumpet.

Rhimes is big on pushing diversity, which not only gives us a break from the monotony of most primetime television, but allows for new and interesting talent to emerge.