Sentence examples for progressive talents from inspiring English sources

The latter category absorbed the best as well as the most progressive talents of the era.

Although spurned by more progressive talents like James Abbott MacNeill Whistler, the academy became a showcase for proper Victorians, including Alma-Tadema, the American-born Edwin Austin Abbey, Charles Lock Eastlake, Augustus Egg, Edwin Landseer, Frederic Lord Leighton, John Everett Millais and G. F. Watts.

In their early willingness to scout European players, the Devils were similar to Detroit's progressive talent evaluators.

The shop carries cult international designers like Dries Van Noten, Acne and Rachel Comey, and progressive local talent such as Jasmin Shokrian and Black Crane, not to mention the first cache of Isabel Marant east of Hollywood.

It's great for the city to have such a surplus of progressive political talent.

Everything was going to change in the venture world, and here was a new guard of progressive-thinking talent that would transform Silicon Valley forever.

She's happy to give back to society, supporting progressive projects, young talent and women.

Kiprensky's second journey to Italy in 1828 was accompanied by a progressive diminution of his talent.

Texting and chat messaging may once have been the domain of the young, but those teenagers are growing up – and companies want to look progressive to attract young talent.

Meanwhile, Richard Edgeworth (a philandering Anglo-Irish charmer who combined a passionate interest in progressive education with a talent for inventing eccentric forms of transport like a high-speed, streamlined one-wheel chaise) committed the fatal error of introducing the rejected Day to the works of Jean Jacques Rousseau.

I feel fortunate to work at Facebook, and be part of an open, progressive culture that champions talent, irrespective of gender - and this is a responsibility we take very seriously.