Sentence examples for mixed talents from inspiring English sources

They're all of mixed talents but they're all unanimously novel.

It's a very mixed talent level.

Thirteen pars and five birdies (no bogeys) tells its own story but it does not quite elicit the elegant simplicity of his round, which mixed talent with tactical acuity with occasion flash of brilliance.

At which point wind chimes tinkle, the screen dissolves and we tumble back through the time to November 2000 and probably the last time English football felt itself blessed with a crop of mixed and varied talents.

Against Georgetown, Evans mixed flashes of talent with stretches of immaturity.

The British travel writer and novelist Bruce Chatwin (1940-89) had blond hair, flinty blue eyes and delicately firm features — he looked like a bookish member of the Police, Sting's band, circa 1983 — and the kind of narcissism that can be a byproduct of talent mixed with charisma.

He mixed high-priced talent (Soriano, Aramis Ramirez and Lee) with homegrown future studs (Ryan Theriot and Geovany Soto) and solved his center field dilemma with castoffs Jim Edmonds and Reed Johnson Johnsonneverer played against LA, likely because the Cubs needed Edmonds' lefty bat. Johnson hit.280 against right-handers and.333 against lefties. I'm just saying).

After the smart pandemic potboiling of Contagion, Steven Soderbergh continues to prove his populist genre credentials with Haywire (2011, Momentum, 15), an ass-kicking action adventure built around the eye-catching talents of mixed martial arts champion Gina Carano.

But the trade was typical of the Isiah Thomas era: talent poorly mixed and matched.

MS Third series of a programme exploring the mixed blessing of prodigious talent revealed early.

Just six years ago, he was working as a casual labourer and carpet fitter, before discovering his talent for mixed martial arts on the provincial circuit.