Sentence examples for misuse of talent from inspiring English sources

This misuse of talent is rampant in large organizations today.

"We felt that was a misuse of talent, expertise and experience.

"We felt that was a misuse of talent, expertise and experience," said the European captain, Colin Montgomerie, a mischievous look on his face, after he had recruited Olazábal in the midst of the rain-delayed Cup to join his staff as vice captain.

Nobody is waiting any longer and though there is always something profoundly sad and unsatisfactory about the misuse of talent the disappointment in this case is tempered by the fact we have had a decent amount of time to get used to the idea.

I want to comment on what I consider a far greater misuse of talent and training: that of our children/students, mostly here talking about high school education.

"The world is facing an acute misuse of talent by not acting faster to tackle gender inequality, which could put economic growth at risk and deprive economies of the opportunity to develop," the report reads.

And, as horrifying as his message is, his skill as a performer is remarkable (which renders his misuse of his talent all the more dismaying).

In fact, Burton's attitude to drink played a major part in his apparent misuse of his talent as even a cursory reading of his riveting diaries reveals.

As Eleanor Keaton and Jeffrey Vance point out in "Buster Keaton Remembered," he disdained farce "because it is based on simple misunderstanding or mistaken identity, which in a legitimate story would be quickly resolved". He responded to this misuse of his talent as his father had handled his own distinct problems, by drinking.

That's clearly a misuse of Shiva's talents.

There seemed little point to this; it seemed a misuse of Glass's talents, and had nothing to do with the rest of the show, except that making a balloon animal fit into the goings on somehow.