Sentence examples for realized talent from inspiring English sources

Or they may point to Mr. Martins's never quite realized talent.

Granted, an enforcer type like Bill Laimbeer occasionally topples the apple cart as a multiple All-Star, but, by and large, crowdsourcing is a valid way to gauge pure (realized) talent for a particular sport.

On her team's second-round ouster in April after winning the N.C.A.A. title the year before, Langhorne said, "I think after last year, we realize talent doesn't win games".

Coach Rex Ryan realized that talent is meaningless without cohesion.

The first turning point came in 1853, when he met the violin virtuoso Joseph Joachim, who instantly realized the talent of Brahms.

Earning immediate acclaim with his story "Under the Moons of Mars," published serially in in 1912, Burroughs realized his talent and embarked upon a literary journey that would land him a place in pop-culture history.

If, as you say, an artist like Rollins "has realized his talent almost exclusively on the bandstand," does this mean that most of his performances will be lost to history?

However, after a few years, "I realized that talent would get me as far as middle-management, but beyond that point it would become a matter of politics and currying favor with bosses".

However, after a few years he got wise: "I realized that talent would get me as far as middle-management, but beyond that point it would become a matter of politics and currying favor with bosses".

As Mottola got into his limousine later that evening, he played Carey's demo and quickly realized the talent that he had just discovered.

"We are here to acknowledge transgender poets, but how many of us actually realized the talent of these hijras who write and compose their own songs?" she asked, as they launched into song and dance, effortlessly engaging the whole hall.