Sentence examples for intuitive talent from inspiring English sources

Blessed with amazing speed and with intuitive talent that can switch instantly from the violent to the sublime, he has scored many a goal.

Under Martínez, however, he has begun to realise the expectations that Moyes and Everton's academy coaches always held for the powerful, intuitive talent.

Although he has no formal training, and cannot read music, he has an intuitive talent for assembling the parts of a song so that they deliver the maximum impact.

Soon afterwards, he played Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman "with such finesse and great intuitive talent, plus a kind of intellectual grasp which was a brilliant combination.

The sublime backheel to help create Renato Sanches's equaliser in the quarter-final against Poland was perhaps an even better indication of an intuitive talent well served by his new role than even his goals have been.

She soared with an intuitive talent fueled by grit, hard work, courage, and studied skill.

Redknapp is the intuitive talent-spotter, team-constructor and motivator, Hodgson the more prescriptive orchestrator, enforcing his will on the training ground with pattern-of-play routines, repetition exercises and precise drills so that each player knows his mission in defence and attack.

"He knows what the formula is, through his intuitive talents," said Jerry Angelo, the former Bears general manager, who worked with Idzik in Tampa Bay.

But that kind of motivation doesn't easily fit Troy Griffin, who applies his "intuitive medium" talents to murder investigations.

The history of sports is full of athletes who lived off an amalgam of innate talents and intuitive expression, and not all of them could pass on their inner knowledge, their feelings.

Such potholes in the narrative, however, never derail the reader, so assured are Ms. Anshaw's storytelling talents and her intuitive understanding of how personality and the intangibles of luck and timing and impulse can determine which characters find a way to transcend the past, while others wobble and crash under its weight.