Sentence examples for of unique talent from inspiring English sources

Taking this film on the festival circuit is another way to raise funds, as well as an important memorial of unique talent.

For Chris, America isn't just a homeland and a sense of self; it's an idea, and Eastwood dramatizes the mounting nightmare of a man of unique talent who is increasingly possessed by that idea.

It was a team of unique talent but also touched by tragedy: James won four league titles and two FA Cups with Arsenal but died of cancer at 51; Gallacher was 54, a bankrupt alcoholic, when he threw himself in front of a train in 1957.

That mashing together of unique talent with Disney's storytelling, IP, incredibly horizontal org and deep executive talent pool as advisers makes its accelerator one of the more unique programs operating in the startup space.

Deserving of mention amid this rising tide of unique talent is London-born Zara McFarlane, who next month releases her second album, "If You Knew Her," on tastemaker Gilles Peterson's label.

She exuded an array of unique talents.

Nearly a decade later, Chibi's zeal has grown into a myriad of unique talents, including riding around on Williams's motorcycle, equipped with "doggles".

It's good to have an arsenal of unique talents with which you can distinguish yourself.

That the author can make us warm to a box as big as a room (Heinlein didn't foresee micro technology, although he does have some prescient ideas about networking) and one with an appalling sense of humour, is a mark of his unique talent.

The former World Player of the Year gave two tantalising glimpses of his unique talent, scoring Atletico's only goal in the 3-1 defeat with an exquisite free-kick and then executing a cheeky flick of the ball over an opponent.

The world is diminished by the loss of his unique talent and generous heart.