Sentence examples for multiple talents of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kylian has designed the spectacle to display the multiple talents of the company.

Writers were hired and fired at will, and the script mutated from a traditional caper film into a vehicle for the multiple talents of the Rat Pack.

The New York Philharmonic announces a series of concerts and conversations that will take place early this month at Avery Fisher Hall and several other places to celebrate the multiple talents of its former music director.

While I haven't seen many of the Rock's films, I was always excited about the idea of non-wrestling fans getting to appreciate the multiple talents of one of pro wrestling's great talents.

The multiple talents of SNEV, however, include a well documented function in DNA repair [ 23- 25, 40], but also in pre-mRNA splicing, ubiquitination and proteasomal breakdown as well as adipogenic and neurogenic differentiation, where another phosphorylation sites plays a crucial role [ 28, 29].

The end show is a coming together of multiple talents and disciplines, of which my part is designing the stage and plot with fixtures, and directing the construction of the event/staging.

This will be followed from July 8 through Sept. 3 by "Rembrandt the Etcher," dwelling on another of his multiple talents and including some of his stunning etched self-portraits.

A man of multiple talents known for his wry sense of humor and his signature string tie, Dr. Lipscomb was a classical clarinetist who performed in chamber groups and had been principal clarinetist with the Pasadena Civic Orchestra and the Minneapolis Civic Orchestra.

A man of multiple talents.

He was a beloved figure of multiple talents, but at ICP we knew him principally as a photographer.

Also, for "Fortuny: An Artistic Legacy," the set designer Stefan Beckman (he does Marc Jacobs's shows, among other presentations) has created a spare but powerful design that helps illuminate the multiple talents and paradoxical nature of Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo.