Sentence examples for marked talent from inspiring English sources
At the University of Nebraska she showed a marked talent for journalism and story writing, and on graduating in 1895 she obtained a position in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on a family magazine.
A moment later, she was heading up another flight of stairs with two badges marked "talent" in her hand, sweeping past a security guard and into the promised land of award presenters, inhabited by Katie Holmes, Kristin Chenoweth and Anjelica Huston.
He is not likely to get any legislation passed in a Senate controlled by centrist Democrats, but he has demonstrated a marked talent for stoking the fear of an authoritarian government and getting like-minded lawmakers to join him in resisting its dangers.
One man is so embittered by what he doesn't have -- no wrestler's physique, no marked talent beyond his riches, no one who appreciates him outside of sycophancy -- and the other is so unwittingly anxious to find a life that stretches past the Ramen noodles he eats alone for dinner.
Her long, full life was marked by artistic talent, integrity and an independent spirit.
Temple, too, is keen to use his films to remind the public of the dedication and flair that once marked out rock talent.
Mr. Ye, 56, who is vice president of the conservatory, said the concert and a seminar dedicated to Mr. Ma were a powerful memorial to a man whose life was marked by great talent and equally great tragedy.
Djordje Djokovic, 18, is the youngest of Novak's two-tennis playing siblings and has long been marked as a special talent.
Obsessed with the sport from a young age, Balotelli's natural talent soon marked him apart in ways that were not always desirable.
They were posing for the cover of New Boots and Panties!!, the classic debut by Ian Dury and the Blockheads - an unlikely mix of disco and music hall that marked out an idiosyncratic talent.
His four-year tenure on America's Got Talent was marked by a grim determination to clamber up on stage during the grand finale and belt out a blindingly unselfconscious musical number of his own.
