He acknowledged that some government workers were looking for work elsewhere, but he said this reflected a "normal flow of talent in the job market".
You can argue drugs and booze lead to inconsistency, but alteration does not fit comfortably with the principle of a myth unaffected by normal variations in talent, luck or life.
Removed from the distraction and stimulation of normal life, these talents are amplified, and Lil Wayne's ability to amuse himself in the face of crushing tedium becomes transfixing.
The asymmetric cognitive control in an animal model may have a major impact in many aspects of biology in respect to normal functioning, superior talents, and diseases.
The origin of individual differences in aptitude, defined as a domain-specific skill within the normal ability range, and talent, defined as a domain specific skill of exceptional quality, is under debate.
People see him for what he is: a normal lad with a glorious talent for hitting a small white ball into a hole.
He urged psychologists to continue the earlier missions of psychology of nurturing talent and improving normal life.
There is valuable documentation, such as a contact sheet that shows that the subject of Arbus's famous, horrific picture of a boy clutching a toy hand grenade was actually a fairly normal-looking kid, with a talent for clowning.
They believe that there have been, throughout the ages, certain paragons of greatness — Dante, Mozart, Einstein — whose talents far exceeded normal comprehension, who had an other-worldly access to transcendent truth, and who are best approached with reverential awe.
If you're more interested in truly distinctive music and a totally straightforward plot, then you may well be disappointed in this new venture by the creators of the Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning "Next to Normal" that showcases the sterling talents of Idina Menzel.
Some turnover in a ministry is normal, people move on and new talent is rewarded.
