Sentence examples for not that talented from inspiring English sources

They're not that talented, either".

"I'm not that talented," he recently observed with engaging modesty.

"No sense kidding ourselves," Sprewell said later, "we're not that talented.

Perhaps Nsereko was simply not that talented in the first place and was the victim of an artificially inflated transfer fee.

It's changing, but there's still often a vague sense that you write memoir if you a) are really self-involved and not that talented or b) have a contract and don't have an idea for a novel.

She claimed that he called her "a fat fucking refrigerator" and added: "You are not that pretty; you are not that talented; you are just lucky to have me".

And then a lot of people try it and a lot of people aren't that talented and don't have the power to stay there and stick with it.

They were small and not all that talented and most of them did not have scholarships or really any business playing major college football on autumn Saturdays.

Cohen, however, does not suggest that talented people should give up their freedom.

He's not even that talented.

Robert Sutton in his book (using a cruder term for the same sort of person) The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't, argues that talented yet disruptive employees always cause more harm than good.