Sentence examples for rich talents from inspiring English sources

Pointedly he used the name of a classic but relatively little-known artist, thus suggesting Del Piero's fame was not quite as broad as his rich talents suggest it should be.

This rich talent base out there you couldn't touch.

"We have a rich talent pool in Port Washington, and we try to address it as it exists".

This is surprising, really, considering the generation of rich talent that has passed through Taunton's County Ground.

"Sri Lanka offers us a rich talent base that will allow us to serve our global clients," said Dinesh Venugopal, chief corporate development officer for MphasiS.

He is most often dubbed a "psychological" dramatist, but this ignores his social and political radicalism – as well as his rich talent for comedy.

He noted that Chinese universities could provide a rich talent pool of software engineers and said that the new center would have a work force of more than 150 by this summer.

She told the Murnaghan programme: "I think [Cameron] has got a hugely rich talent pool to draw from – people like Harriett Baldwin, who was a leader in her field in the City before she came to parliament.

However, a revival of his early classic Serjeant Musgrave's Dance, by the Oxford Stage Company in 2003, was a stunning reminder of his rich talent for theatrical poetry and political metaphor.

Ben Stokes, his Durham team-mate, is another rich talent and the only Englishmen to enhance his reputation during the Ashes when he broke into the Test side and scored a century and took six for 99.

It is certainly true that the great centre pairings were blessed with rich talent around them.