Sentence examples for outlandish talent from inspiring English sources

We can get used to his money more easily than to his outlandish talent and his physical gifts; standing near him in the dugout at times, I've had the impression that I'm within touching distance of a new species.

English sport is set up for honest yeomen, while outlandish talent is often treated like witchcraft.

It is often enough simply to possess an outlandish talent to be considered suspect.

Mancini was the prince,  an outlandish talent, a cavalier and a character during a glittering career with Sampdoria, Lazio and Italy that led his adoring fans and compatriots to claim he was "baciato dalla grazia" or "kissed by good fortune".

Jefferson must have liked the outlandish gift.

AEROS This company of dancing athletes, all members of the Romanian Gymnastics Federation, was conceived to capitalize on the outlandish acrobatic talents of its young performers.

In this corporate soap opera, the end is only predictable by those with a talent for outlandish fiction.

With An Outlandish Hat And An Eye For Talent, The English Aristocrat And Editor Isabella Blow (1958-2007) Thened The Fashion World On Its Head.

It takes a director of some talent to stop such an outlandish venture tipping over into mere quirky indulgence, and Lenny Abrahamson rises to the challenge magnificently.

If you're a company that has an amazing engineering team with a focus on a collaborative culture, you can still attract the best talent without having to promise outlandish prizes for joining the team.

It is perhaps curious that in Texas, where private patronage is conducted on the kind of grand scale almost unknown in Britain, that the resulting arts buildings should so often be so very gentle, while in London the talent of an architect like Piano is stretched to outlandish, commercially driven extremes.