Sentence examples for of uncommon talent from inspiring English sources

Gradually, his reputation as a writer of uncommon talent became recognised, and his byline became more frequent.

A woman of uncommon talent, she shared her humor and style and love of ballet with us all, and we are grateful.

FASHION thrives on discovery, the unearthing of uncommon talent: inventive, young-minded designers aspiring to emerge as the next Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen or Miuccia Prada.

PAGE C1 Book Review Home of the Bedeviled Michiko Kakutani writes that Wells Towers's collection of short stories, "Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned," which centers on the world's physical and psychic dangers, establishes the author as a writer of uncommon talent.

He was not the only factor in Tottenham winning this game yesterday, Goran Popov's red card just after half-time was also critical, but the Welshman is a player of uncommon talent.

The last came from Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times, who wrote that the book "decisively establishes" Mr. Tower "as a writer of uncommon talent" and drew comparisons to Sam Shepard's social radar, Frederic Barthelme's ear and David Foster Wallace's eye.

She had an uncommon talent for sharing the vast knowledge that she had inherited.

Pedro II lamented the death of Paraná, saying, "I can see no one else possessed of the energy with which the late Marquis was endowed, and joined to it uncommon talents, even if they were unpolished".

Polychoric correlations between sex and talent and polyserial correlations between age and talent were not significant, suggesting that age is not related to the expression of rare talents.

Still, it's clear that Ms. Eve shares her female characters' talent for "creative speech," that she, too, is a storyteller of uncommon energy and poise.

Theirs is a relationship of uncommon tenderness.