Sentence examples for large talents from inspiring English sources
No small parts here, just large talents.
Yet from these small stages spring large talents.
His reference was to a proverb meaning "to make little use of large talents".
She has strong support from the large talents of the always truthful (and too seldom seen) Gawn Grainger, and from the arresting Sandy McDade.
Barack Obama won the Democratic Presidential nomination by dint of his own large talents, a superior strategy, and his opposition to the Iraq War, but his (and his party's) victory in the general election was mainly a function of public unhappiness with the record of the outgoing Administration, culminating in the most serious crisis in the economy since the one that lifted Roosevelt to power.
"He is a key member of our team and I hope that we can give him a car as soon as possible that allows him to utilise his very large talents to the full.
Yet her large talent doesn't extend to the non-singing parts of her performance.
The conference has a large talent drop-off after the top two teams.
George Szell showed an equally large talent for composing in his youth but also gave it up.
They own a large talent advantage over the Panthers, but this could be a tough game.
Nevai's voice has wisdom and charm, and with "Seriously" she announces a large talent.
