Sentence examples for notable talent for from inspiring English sources

The large budget and notable talent for the project made it difficult for the production company to secure directors willing to take on the series, causing 2009 to begin with a brief stir of media attention.

Establishing mood through pictorial means is the director Ridley Scott's most notable talent.

Satellite has also picked up notable talent.

Its principal cast, led by Emma Stone and Viola Davis, is more notable for talent than proven bankability.

Pio's most notable achievement in life was, reportedly, a talent for stigmata.

Some of his few notable actions, in fact, point to a leader with a talent for rhetoric, but considerably less intuition for the intricacies of democratic checks and balances.

Surprisingly, given his talent for dialogue, he wrote few movie scripts: among the more notable were The Moonshine War, for Richard Quine in 1970 (he later "novelised" his own screenplay), and John Sturges's Joe Kidd, in 1972.

It was one of the tragedies of the interwar years that, in an era not notable for political talent, the one man of genius in politics should have had to remain an impotent spectator.

A talent for self-realization.

Argentina has a talent for obscure grapes.

"He has too much talent for that.