Sentence examples for proved talented from inspiring English sources

The crack instrumentalists also proved talented singers and eager actors, delivering the words of Stravinsky, the Broadway producer Harold Prince, the Rev. Daniel Berrigan, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and others.

Plagued by depression throughout her life, in later years she sought therapy through painting abstract pictures in oil and watercolour, and proved talented enough to have exhibitions in London and New York.

But while her journalistic ethics may have left something to be desired, Ms. Wilson proved talented at the mixing of fact and fiction; the outcome is currently on display at the Public Theater, where her new play, "The Story," opens on Wednesday.

Academically Quisling proved talented in humanities, particularly history, and natural sciences; he specialised in mathematics.

With videos like Lorn's "Acid Rain," co-directed with previous project Room 113, in his portfolio, the director has proven talented at conveying emotion, atmosphere, and narrative through dance, a notion that "Ain't Your Girl" confirms.

According to Mr. Phoenix, River and his sister Rain proved especially talented.

He may opt for Grand Tours or could – still – simply say he prefers to concentrate on one-day racing, at which he has already proved equally talented, or try the tough ask of bridging across both.

Hopes for an Australian Friends – or hey, even an Australian New Girl – have long been dashed, though twentysomething and Please Like Me proved young, talented Australian comics can anchor decent half-hour sitcoms.

The upshot is that Mr. Bush, in that first encounter with national politics, proved immensely talented at steering his ship to avoid shoals and rough seas, while keeping the passengers content.

Several of the players in the version of Mr. French's shifting band that I heard -- among them the trumpeter Leon Brown, also known as Kid Chocolate, and the pianist Davell Crawford, both of whom double as vocalists -- proved extravagantly talented no matter where in musical history they stopped, from "Amazing Grace" to "C. C. Rider".

Yet despite the fact that all of these proven and talented Latina actresses are starring on the new show, there are some bloggers who feel that the premise of the show about four maids with big dreams who work for the rich and famous in Beverly Hills will reinforce the stereotype that has long plagued Latina actresses in Hollywood: that they can only play "the help" on TV.