Sentence examples for outrageous talent from inspiring English sources

He and McIlroy are both of unimposing build (around 5 feet 9 inches) and outrageous talent.

These books are not simply a portrait of a polymath, a historical rendition of outrageous talent.

Gabriel Batistuta – flowing hair, good looks and outrageous talent – pretty much screamed "ROCK'N'ROLL" in 84-point bold lettering.

Ernests Gulbis, meanwhile, was never going to do anything but trust his outrageous talent against Djokovic in the first semi-final.

Artistry has its limits, in soccer as elsewhere, and Nigeria discovered tonight that the outrageous talent of its players could not make up for an equally outrageous lack of organization.

So this is why I grew up very quickly". The other uniting theme is a determination to express outrageous talent in defiance of those employed to cut it down: a capacity to rise, to keep going, to prevail.

This is a man finding a new way, surfing the currents, finding the best fit for the new forms and his own outrageous talents.

The tactical conservatism of English rugby union, which is evident even at school level, might explain why England has produced so few outrageous talents behind the scrum, of the type New Zealand churn out year after year.

In 1990, Arnault gobbled Recamier's LVMH conglomerate, spat out Racamier, and was free to purchase any company and hire any outrageous design talent for just as long as their catwalk pzazz pushed the sales of mass-luxe goodies.

However, this theory shortchanges Gish's lovely complexity, and overlooks the sheer range of Corgan's musical tastes and the outrageous raw talent with which he channelled them.

Consider the outrageous gift.