Sentence examples for no talents from inspiring English sources
The talented unknowns, the known talents and the no talents.
They were simply there, and I discovered now that, in the winning of Marian, I had no talents of seduction at all.
The new hires, who have no talents or abilities that would make them employable in most workplaces, will be earning a first-year salary of $174,000.
Newly arrived in Los Angeles, all the way from Georgia, she has no ties, no connections, and, by her own admission, no talents.
The common belief is that the mind is just that, a blank slate -- that people are born with no talents or temperaments and that the entire mind is a product of culture and socialization.
Servante tells me that during bad patches, he suffers from insomnia and often awakens to suicidal thoughts: "Your mind races with these horrible voices telling you that life's not worth living – that you have no friends, no talents, no worth.
Instead, they perpetuate the notion that schools are businesses and principals are akin to corporate CEOs--no talents uniquely suited to school and community environments required!
Along with Cézanne and Picasso, he handled no-talents and oddballs like Jean Puy, Francisco Iturrino and Jacqueline Marval.
And if they became famous, these no-talents exploiting their encounters with fate or their simple bad judgment, now we can watch them get their comeuppance.
The Neither Bad nor Good: March 16 , 1975Bad movies by ambitious no-talents are easy to write about, either with pious indignation and outrage or with venom of the sort that always sells more papers than affection ever did.
