Sentence examples for meager talent from inspiring English sources

In this model, education schools will have to compensate for a meager talent pool by idiot-proofing teacher training.

Tigers quarterback Zach Mettenberger, previously considered a meager talent, played his best game of the season — completing 68 percent of his passes for 298 yards — as Alabama escaped.

Elbow-deep trying to unplug a toilet, my meager talent usually fails.

He's received more attention than his meager talent deserves.

Does Frears mean Jenkins to be the prototype for the individual of meager talent with a personality disorder or does the impact of the film result from the fact that it ignites one of those dreams of being caught with one's pants down?

The mobs don't exist because of an offensive movie, and an American ambassador isn't dead because what appears to be a group of Coptic Christians in California decided to use their meager talents to disparage the Prophet Muhammad.

Bonnie and Clyde were poor kids from the dusty slums of West Dallas, both in their early 20s, scrawny (Clyde was barely 5-foot-6) and possessing a sense of entitlement far beyond their meager talents.

Was her inclusion — despite her relatively meager athletic talents — a bonus for the Olympics?

You are not owed more from society by way of fair shares in virtue of the fact that your ambitions are large rather than small, demanding rather than undemanding, but you are owed more from society by way of fair shares in virtue of the fact that your initial resource holdings are scant or the fact that your native talent endowment is more meager than that of others.

Just seems helpless in trying to get more out of his talent from his decimated Defense, which is meager.

Just this month, Facebook's global head of diversity once again blamed the company's meager amount of black and brown employees on a lack of available talent.