Sentence examples for of singular talent from inspiring English sources

"The public career of Samuel Menashe demonstrates how a serious poet of singular talent, power and originality can be largely overlooked in our literary culture," Mr. Gioia writes.

Authors revealing the sordid depths plumbed by mankind are wordsmiths of singular talent, who stare with unfaltering courage into the abyss.

She was a glamorous Greek opera star of singular talent and obvious vulnerability, and he was a charismatic and slightly sinister Greek tycoon.

Centuries later, Robbie Williams' schism from Take That was no less traumatic for many, with Samaritans setting up a helpline in 1995 for fans who felt suicidal at the news of their idols' evacuation from boybandland (they had no clue at this point that he would be in possession of the sort of singular talent it takes to make an album such as Rudebox).

Midlist novelists - men and women of singular talent and imagination but not new or successful enough within a crowded market - have found their advances plummeting.

Boots, the main producer of an album full of singular talent, sees it through twists and turns that eschew traditional pop structures or well-defined beat patterns.

Such details are reminders of the singular talent and imagination of Mr. Kelly, who fell from a trapeze during rehearsals for "Paradise" last spring and fractured two vertebrae in his neck.

For some, that's a sign of her singular talent.

But the best songs, including the stunning "Parable," are reminders of his singular talent.

But it too leaves the impression of a singular talent in transition.

It is a long overdue reminder of her singular talent as a darkly poetic film-maker.