Sentence examples for serious talented from inspiring English sources

It is also an unsentimental celebration of the city, which has a rich lode of brash, bluesy charm, of course, but also was a place for a serious, talented, too cosmopolitan young African-American to sink some roots.

James Reston, the columnist and Washington bureau chief -- serious, talented, centrist-liberal-Calvinist-internationalist, a man with great control of his own ego and possibly the single most influential person in shaping the paper in the 1950's and 60's -- was a classic reflection of the kind of person she admired and respected.

For serious, talented individuals who are willing to approach the transition with seriousness and focus, the odds are not as bad as you might think.

Such is the modern, populist anxiety of a serious, talented, highbrow writer - an anxiety now made infinitely more acute by wild commercial success.

The risk of that is an infantilisation of very serious, very talented people.

For that is what he was: a serious, dedicated, talented artist with a singular vision.

Breathtaking landscape, ridiculously friendly people, world-class published authors, very serious and talented attending writers.

Passionate balletomane, gifted photographer, serious yoga practitioner, talented art scholar, and ardent feminist, she is much missed by family and friends.

Natalie is and will be sorely missed by her loving family, by her many loyal friends, and by hundreds of students, adults and children, whom she inspired over many years as a serious, lively, and talented art teacher.

These are serious men, seriously talented men.

But she added, "We should also be turning our serious and talented British jewelers into celebrities, instead of turning celebrities into jewelers".