Sentence examples for mild talent from inspiring English sources
American materialism (and also its optimism) expressed itself in the success myth of Horatio Alger, while a softened didacticism, further modified by a mild talent for lively narrative, was reflected in the 116 novels of Oliver Optic William Taylor Adamss).
Not to mention such mild-mannered talents as John Landis, his Trading Places director, and Thandie Newton, his Norbit co-star, who have both hinted that his behaviour almost caused them to quit.
He attended two schools, Dartington Hall and Bryanston, famous for encouraging both artistic talent and mild eccentricity.
But for the most part Mr. Gioia's fellow writers admire and respect him and say his range of talents and mild temperament make him suited to lead the often embattled art organization.
These also tended to include fairly mild admonitions about the potential impact on talent acquisition, but by and large they avoided strong or direct condemnation of the Trump administration actions on moral or values-based grounds.
What a talent, if that is not too mild a word.
Mariah Carey recently announced that her husband, "America's Got Talent" host Nick Cannon, is hospitalized in Aspen, Colo., with mild kidney failure.
No waiter at his local Indian could satisfy his hunger for heat – any who dared bring anything milder than a super-charged phaal (the hottest curry around) would be abused while steam poured from Talent's scarlet ears.
