Sentence examples for man of talent from inspiring English sources

"There's been sort of a blossoming of talent because a man of talent and a talented actress can see a place for themselves to be".

He is still good company and acknowledged as a man of talent.

Bergé called Slimane "a man of talent who can preserve the genius and legacy of Yves Saint Laurent".

But Dennis, though this must only be whispered, was a young man of talent and a leader.

The man of talent is asked by one of his accounts, Allied Confectionary, to write a novel uniting belles-lettres & salesmanship.

He felt that Day-Lewis was a "man of talent" whose "Marxian" work became "facile and careless" because it substituted attitude for evocation, and opinion for imagination.

- Littlefinger "I believe men of talent have a part to play in the war to come".

Internally, an effort was made to end governmental corruption and to recruit men of talent.

But the Union Army was a fluid hierarchy, where men of talent and drive could rise quickly — even men who started out on the lowest rung.

Most importantly, they would have to be accessible to the bougeoisie as well as the aristocracy, so that men of talent could have the opportunity to rise to the top.

Instead of responding with trust and warmth to men of talent, education, and culture, he turned to his military friends from the Civil War and to politicians as new as himself.