Sentence examples for lightweight talent from inspiring English sources
Mr. Morgan is known to American viewers mainly as a lightweight talent show judge.
I agree that the show's creator, Alan Ball, is a rather lightweight talent, and I, too, was disheartened when his film "American Beauty" was acclaimed as an indictment of the collective American soul.
That rekindled flame, Laura, is played by Mr. Apatow's wife, Leslie Mann, a brittle, lightweight comic talent who giggles and flutters right on cue, widening her eyes at George with obligatory adoration.
Is this another cult comic hero who obsesses about the lightweight nature of his talents?
Their talents are possibly lightweight, representing a fast-moving will-o-the-wisp attacking force that could get blown away by a more pragmatic, physical defensive front, especially that employed by the likes of DC United and Los Angeles.
The leading lightweight contender, like Nick, is an ace talent in both the striking and grappling departments and is only ever seemingly troubled by sound wrestlers.
Laurent Pelly's production of Donizetti's lightweight comedy was originally built around the extraordinary talents of Natalie Dessay and Juan Diego Flórez.
A lightweight investment bank will struggle to draw the best talent, and Nomura is unlikely to get bigger if overall capacity in the industry is crunched.
The Eco's fuel-sipping talents spring from a turbocharged 1.4-liter Ecotec engine, aerodynamic add-ons and lightweight wheels with fuel-saving tires with low rolling resistance.
On to the lightweights, perhaps the most interesting of this week's fields, absorbing as it does all the talent above and below it.
