Sentence examples for not especially talented from inspiring English sources

She was not especially talented or creative, except in a limited way.

The appeal is that he's just an ordinary kid, with the same weaknesses as the rest of us: not a hero, not magic, not especially talented, just a likeable, funny kid for whom life is a daily struggle.

Or was he the troubled but not especially talented child of great wealth and privilege?

Unfortunately that inner artist probably isn't especially talented — or is at least very out of practice — which is probably why you've kept it locked up for so long.

Briggs is not an especially talented writer.

He started school at 6½ and, according to an Albert Einstein Archives biography, his early teachers did not find him especially talented even though he got high marks.

I am not particularly talented.

"I'm not particularly talented.

Some even say they wouldn't have graduated without his help; he was especially talented in math, an important field for Harris' quantitative focus.

She wasn't important enough for that; she was no Anthony Weiner-esque political heavyweight or even especially talented in her field.

It is especially talented at animating news stories about Russia.