Sentence examples for sensitive talent from inspiring English sources

Despite their awful circumstances, the young stars of the book quickly become recognizable as personalities that could populate any middle school, or for that matter, any teen novel: Abdul is the noble nerd; Manju, the straight-A student; Kalu, the sensitive talent who meets a tragic end.

They think that borrowing from the past is an insult to their sensitive talents.

D.W. Griffith drafted still photographer Hendrick Sartov into a filmmaker mainly for his lighting mastery, which had the effect of melting away the years on already-sensitive talent.

Give a sensitive gift.

Ms. Morris could not have had material more sensitive to her talents.

He was a gifted and sensitive writer, with talents quite different from those of his more highly regarded contemporaries: Hemingway, Faulkner, Fitzgerald.

"His real talent was sensitive and intelligent restoration and conservation of arms," said Stuart W. Pyhrr, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger curator in charge of the department of arms and armor.

Here he gathers three other top-flight players – saxophonist Chris Potter, bassist Ben Williams and drummer Antonio Sanchez – and instead of doing an "all-stars" act to show off their combined technical brilliance, he relies on their rare talent for sensitive interplay.

Naturally, the painter had felt flattered that a sensitive judge of his talent had finally come along, and he had invited Adik to his home to look at other paintings.

Carine Roitfeld added: "It wasn't as easy as I had imagined… it was a sensitive subject, but Karl's talent in photographing with a classical style gave more strength to Conchita's character".

It's fairly clear what's going to happen from the off, but Staincliffe is a sensitive and humane writer whose talent for characterisation is such that our investment in Naz, Holly, Jeff and the rest of the potentially doomed passengers is the fuel for real suspense.