Sentence examples for reputed talent from inspiring English sources
While some kids his age and reputed talent level are already pros, he plays for a Riverside Church team while self-appointed career counselors tell him he's wasting his time and shouldn't listen to "that white lady".
Oasis paid reputed tribute to his talents: while he was away, they would dedicate renditions of "Live Forever" to him.
He is reputed to be a draft guru able to pluck talent ready for action instead of a project player like the Knicks' lost Frenchman, Frederic Weis.
He won Britain's Got Talent in 2007 with his performance of Nessun Dorma and the tenor is now reputed to be worth £6m.
"The Tragedy of Arthur" is a novel about the discovery of what is reputed to be a lost Shakespeare play, and with it Arthur Phillips has found the perfect vehicle for his cerebral talents: his ingenuity; his bright, elastic prose; and, most notably, his penchant for pastiche — for pouring his copious literary gifts into old vessels and reinventing familiar genres.
It is also reputed to be delicious.
The reputed valuation was £1bn.
He is reputed to be ruthlessly ambitious.
A few are reputed to work.
They were reputed to be Columbo soldiers.
Water visibility is reputed to be excellent.
