Sentence examples for much more talented from inspiring English sources
His pragmatic football frustrated a much more talented French team.
She was bigger than me, much more talented with much bigger emotions.
It's true that Kidd has a much more talented supporting cast.
"They're that little bit better for reasons I learned later in life; that they worked harder at it not necessarily because they're much more talented".
"I don't think we're that much more talented than we've been in recent years," said place-kicker Jason Elam, a Bronco since 1993.
Pikelet is forever condemned to be Salieri to Sando's Mozart: just talented enough to know how much more talented the real geniuses are.
He was succeeded in his work by his much more-talented nephew Pierre-Louis Berthoud (1754 1813), a celebrated chronometer maker in his own right.
The authentic you is much more beautiful, talented and powerful than anything you could fabricate.
His thunderous "boxing with rackets" approach saw him trump many players more talented than himself during a much-heralded career.
The Inquirer had won a stream of Pulitzers, and The Daily News had more talented misfits than any prison in America, much less any newspaper.
Too much instability and change -- even though the moves made them more talented -- have turned the Mavericks into a team of mismatched strangers.
