Sentence examples for knowledgeable talent from inspiring English sources

Alison Kirkham, the BBC commissioning editor of factual formats and features on BBC1 and BBC2, said: "We're thrilled to have such experienced and knowledgeable talent joining the channels to add to the diverse lineup of presenters.

Visitors will be in good hands if they manage to hook up with knowledgeable hometown talent to guide them in the dense woods of the White Mountains.

Vuli overcomes such hazards handily by the allure of the rooftop setting with floor-to-ceiling windows, the sophistication of the Italian-accented menu and the talents of a knowledgeable kitchen staff.

The most knowledgeable also seeks knowledge to become more knowledgeable.

"This is a painter with a rare talent, who is also extremely knowledgeable in other disciplines," wrote Morigia about Arcimboldi's acceptance of the invitation of Emperor Ferdinand I to go to Prague.

He decides on a public policy; he doesn't do it by consensus, he doesn't do it by bringing in the best and most knowledgeable people in the city, which is an enormous talent bank.

A new CEO is shaking things up and asking the right questions of its talent, and of a group of experienced and knowledgeable consultants Metro has hired to think through the many public private partnership (P3) opportunities that abound.

This position allowed him to pursue a broad program of theoretical and field research that combined his unusual talents as both a mathematical modeler and a knowledgeable naturalist.

Shapiro is a "wonderfully knowledgeable" author who "knows how to keep his cool, which is a useful talent for anyone who wants to talk about... religion and bigotry," Paul Berman said here last year.

Most of Europe's premier talents are unheard of here in the USA, so again, be knowledgeable.

Rather than limit patrons to local talent available in branch offices, HSBC leverages communications technology to electronically transport its most knowledgeable experts to meet with customers.