Sentence examples for noteworthy talent from inspiring English sources

Back in the day, i.e. BK (Before Kardashian) "celebrity" meant someone who had become famous as a result of some noteworthy talent or deed.

Lee Gamble's UIQ label is only a year old, but it's already on the fast track to acquire some noteworthy talent, including most recently Ahmed El Ghazoly, aka ZULI.

Although this abundance and generous support has not called forth a new era of brilliance to rival that of the Weimar Republic when Germany (especially Berlin) experienced a resurgence in the arts and a proliferation of creative talents unparalleled since German Classicism and Romanticism there are a number of noteworthy individual talents and movements dotting the contemporary landscape.

To me, a celebrity is a person with significant talent and noteworthy accomplishment, someone who leaves behind a legacy of sorts for future generations.

One of the video's most noteworthy participants is "America's Got Talent" veteran Jackie Evancho, who appears alongside her transgender sister, Juliet.

The checklist of other impressive talents and actions are also noteworthy.

Surely individual talent and originality in art are more noteworthy?

Ms. Kamio, another talent from the seemingly bottomless well of noteworthy young female violinists, certainly had technique to burn as well.

That new talent will be joining a small but noteworthy team: two of the co-founders, Chatrath and Dr.

What makes this $75 book noteworthy among the pre-Christmas editions is that by limelighting the talent of a behind-the-scenes player, which Mr. Carr was for the 25 years he spent at Calvin Klein, it raises some Oz-like questions.

Giambi asked if he had the ability to draw anything noteworthy, and the younger Wells told him that he did not inherit any artistic talent.