Sentence examples for newfound talents from inspiring English sources

Marian Keyes and Sophie Kinsella are fond of making their respective heroines 29, but Watermelon's Claire gets to live out a distinctly soap-operatic existence, and The Undomestic Goddess's Samantha Sweeting isn't just undomestic but unrealistic in how her newfound talents for gardening win her a perfectly yummy romantic hero.

He wasn't about to wreck our newfound talent for salty yarns.

Normally," DeskWalker posted, saying that he thought being in motion on his treadmill all day had given him a newfound talent for shimmying.

But if Ms. Sheehan's "Betsy Is Bored, Bored, Bored, Bored, Bored!" only hints at the possibilities of her character's newfound talent — and this is a comedy for children under 10, not "The Twilight Zone" — it does offer a briskly paced romp through daydreams.

The only hitch was her newfound talent in wedding planing and floral designs.

Newfound talent CRi will also be in support on this night.

With a book coming out, as well as the sales of his prints becoming more and more profitable, there's still one thing left for Bal to do: combine his love for film with his newfound talent.

The teen-agers call themselves the Interestings; among them is the awkward Julie Jacobson, who becomes the much cooler Jules, renowned around camp for a newfound comedic talent.

Mr. Riccitiello seems aware of the danger and is taking steps to convince the game industry of E.A.'s newfound respect for creative talent.

It is a capitulation, and the lingering question left by Miller's revolution is whether the scales ended up being tilted too far in the direction of Talent — whether what Talent did with its newfound power was simply create a new authority ranking, this time with itself at the top.

I found myself the recipient of newfound respect, complimented for a musical talent previously characterized as "sounding like a broken washing machine".