Sentence examples for particularly talented from inspiring English sources

"I don't consider myself particularly talented – I consider myself slightly above average in talent – but nobody's going to outwork me," he said.

I am not particularly talented.

Maybe, I countered, I'm just not particularly talented at piano.

The same is true today: spectators gather online to watch particularly talented players showboat on Twitch.

Particularly talented; you don't see that very often in Roman painting.

He discovers William Shakespeare Alexander Kennedyy '62), an aspiring, but not particularly talented poet.

Flowers considered Duffy particularly talented, capable "of doing something that had never been done before".

Glamorgan A turbulent winter led director of cricket Matthew Maynard and captain Jamie Dalrymple to resign but there is enough depth in the squad to challenge, particularly if talented 20-year-old paceman James Harris can repeat last year's 63-wicket haul.

(Chris Rene, he ain't -- and that's from someone who didn't find Chris Rene particularly vocally talented).

Get your students to consider whether an animal – particularly one this talented – should be able to own copyright.

The opera is clearly both dramatic and tuneful, and the cast highly talented, particularly the high tenor Cyril Auvity in the title role and the soprano Céline Scheen.