Sentence examples for master talent from inspiring English sources
Submitted by Karen Howard-Goldsmith from the UK: "I love this one, but actually I couldn't really pick a favourite… what a master talent!
It remains pocked with poverty but studded with master talents in traditional craft making.
His racehorse paintings differ from those of Stubbs not only in the master's superior talent but also in their more elemental appearance.
We are watching the young girl, Briony Tallis, master her talent: for she wishes to become a writer, and has to learn, only through disaster, that getting the story right is horribly important.
Men definitely have an easier time doing that, and I believe I have been able to master this talent on some level, but it is just a fact that women get more emotionally involved.
old & had the realization, "What if it should be that I am someone that I do not like at all?" Much of the story is devoted to his special feeling for those who have mastered "small talents... the little out-of-the-way godforsaken tricks a person masters to give himself some consolation..."...
But the third, fearful of his master, hid the talent in the ground and earned nothing.
But it was above all in L'Être et le néant (1943; Being and Nothingness) that Sartre revealed himself as a master of outstanding talent.
With his booming voice and cheery self-confidence, an English master recognised his talent for drama and secured him an audition for the National Youth Theatre.
She praises Robert Frost as "the master", denies her talent even approaches Dickinson's ("like comparing Michelangelo to a local artist") but does list their similarities: "short poems, aphoristic, highly metaphoric, peculiar but intense in the rhymes".
