Sentence examples for rather talented from inspiring English sources

Washington, Pomeroy's ratings suggest, is a rather talented team.

Just like the loudmouth, blag-prone – if technically rather talented – antihero of this year's Apprentice, the former Bolton, Newcastle and Blackburn manager needs suppressing.

People are rather talented at regulating their moods, and it has been shown that people use consumption a lot in order to do so [45, 46].

It is also rather talented at surfacing the best images from a particular event or keyword, which is a blessing for a snap-happy photographer such as myself.

As a graduate student in science, I often felt like an impersonator, as if I was role-playing in science and had become an unlikely member of a rather talented theater company.

They also seem to be rather talented at acting, as they perfectly mimic a special riot police operation for any would-be criminal to watch online and take notes.

What makes a person lucky (rather than talented or skillful)?

I would rather see talented athletes of any race or nationality choose my favorite sport, baseball.

Yes, a rather attractive, talented guitar player picks her out of a crowd of 100 screaming girls.

To begin with, he tried driving himself ("fierce rather than talented", says one bystander), but gave up after a bad crash at Britain's Brands Hatch circuit.

I ask Jansch what he makes of the other, rather more talented guitarists who seek him out - Johnny Marr, for example, and Bernard Butler.