Sentence examples for public talent from inspiring English sources

Her companions have been the great public talent of our generation — Duse, d'Annunzio, Bakst, Rodin, Bernhardt, Picabia, Brancusi, and so on.

Earlier this year it was the venue for a public talent show where Libyans went to show off their skills at everything from freestyle football, abstract paintings and portraits of Hollywood and MTV celebrities, to singing about Islam.

After years of viewing their public talents through their various award-winning projects, the backstage life and times of Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee will finally be recognized in the forthcoming documentary, "Life's Essentials With Ruby Dee".

Propaganda was used by the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and others to rally for domestic support and demonize enemies during the World Wars, which led to more sophisticated commercial publicity efforts as public relations talent entered the private sector.

Finding and retaining public sector talent is tougher now than ever.

But SXSW is defined by discussion and inclusivity, panels and parties: the friendly vibe stretched to public and talent alike, with a happy bleed between the two.

Moreover, senior civil servants, who have spent years negotiating the intricacies and vagaries of Whitehall to reach their elevated positions, worry that younger generations of public sector talent are being snubbed.

And, as man whose public relations talents are beyond reproach, we should trust the Tory leader's judgement on this one.

The safety of the nation's water supply should not have to rely on luck or the public relations talents of the oil and gas industry.

And now that public-radio talents are being influenced by podcasts and creating new shows accordingly, journalistic rigor is being combined with freedom in ways we haven't considered before.

When parents can't provide the resources needed to cultivate talent, public education must fill that role.