Sentence examples for lesson talent from inspiring English sources

I suppose that's the lesson – talent alone isn't enough.

Dr Brandstaetter said this provided an important lesson for talent-spotting.

He would have stayed longer if the financial crisis hadn't hit Iceland so hard, but he took an important lesson with him: talent won't blossom without hard work.

Lesson 6: Local talent is critical.

As for the second Pixar lesson – collaborating with other talent – there's a certain amount of literary snobbery to this approach.

After Bayern trounced Barcelona for the second time in a row last week, the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera wrote that "the lesson of order and talent goes beyond soccer".

"We're just privileged to be in this wonderful league" was a mantra intended to alleviate early pressure on his players, who are a lesson in Sabermetrics: the talent cultivation model favoured by Liverpool's new owners.

The former has transformed himself into the ultimate competitor, a tennis cyborg, a fighting machine with elastic limbs, a warrior spirit and all the shots, while the latter's career is a story of disappointment and unfulfilled potential, of squandered leads and frittered match points and an object lesson in how natural talent on its own is not enough at the highest level.

Despite being malnourished and noticeably small for his age, Parvez stood out from the other children in his lesson with his swimming talent.

Richard Holloway, the executive producer of The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent, said lessons had been learned from Boyle.

Even so, a precocious musical talent, dance lessons and appearances on the children's variety show You Can't Do That On Television attracted her to the limelight.