Sentence examples for of considerable talent from inspiring English sources

Of being recognised as a serious actor of considerable talent.

"Greg is a person of considerable talent, deep expertise and unquestioned integrity," he said.

He also looked like a cricketer of considerable talent and will.

Verlaine generously summarized him as a "man of considerable talent, eloquent, often profound . . .

Westwood was what he has always been, a player of considerable talent and most impressive application.

Bamford is clearly a player of considerable talent, as he showed most notably with Middlesbrough last season.

Link was a woman of considerable talents and drive.

Mark Philippoussis was trembling courtside, worried again about his left knee, worried again about running out of time to explore the limits of his considerable talent.

Both are examples of a master director working at the height of his considerable talent, but as I recently wrote on the Huffington Post, I think Les Miz is the best film I have seen in many years.

Christgau cited "Family on Blast", "The World Is Coming to My Party", and "My Woman, My Guitars" as highlights and quipped, "just what alt-r&b needed loads of ideas, considerable talent, and all the stern self-discipline of a trust fund baby".

Tarantino is clearly a brilliant screenplay writer and a director of very considerable talent.