Sentence examples for matter of talent from inspiring English sources

And it's not just a matter of talent.

Fame in folk music can be less a matter of talent than of opportunity, he said.

Picasso's innovations in drawing was not entirely a matter of talent and drive.

Filling creative positions isn't just a matter of talent but rather, finding the right talent for the job.

First there was the matter of talent pay and whether the BBC should publish details of its salaries.

These extremely young shows affirm what "The Osbournes" suggests: being entertainingly weird for the camera is a matter of talent and breeding, not age.

It wasn't just a matter of talents.

Compromise has its place, but not where matters of talent are concerned".

In matters of talent and style, Klinsmann is evidently still looking to Germany – even if Germany is looking less and less to him.

But Telfer argues that the team's success is more than a matter of simple talent.

"It's a matter of luck, talent and exposure," Mr. Deacy said, holding a glass trophy.