Sentence examples for quantifiable talent from inspiring English sources
Plus, unlike her contemporaries in the charts, she brings natural, quantifiable talent to the table.
Artists with technical skill and quantifiable talent are often "not important" to the narrative of art history… or so we are told.
If, like us, you have an amazing talent for procrastination to the quantifiable detriment of your career, a schedule will help.
If Mr. Blunstone and Mr. Argent have straight-up talent at their craft, Arthur Lee's qualities are less quantifiable and, in his case, more powerful: urgency and inscrutability.
The results of this study offer a quantifiable basis for a DCT model as a means of creative-talent activation.
The thirty-year career that Cohen has spent cultivating the best talent, hiring the best personnel, and helping to elevate the best music, with quantifiable results and timeless appeal, appears null and void in a new era in which he is still trying to find his place.
In an interesting post on Mashable ("Why Creativity Matters More Than Passion for Entrepreneurs") the author says that the reason educational institutions tend to favor intelligence over creativity is because it's more quantifiable, whereas creativity, far less so (and often looks like trouble in a young, unharnessed talent).
Moreover, it is quantifiable.
It's really quantifiable.
