Sentence examples for shared talent for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they bonded over a shared talent for image-creation.

Madden and Tim also shared a talent for describing the complexities of their respective fields in ways that even the casual viewer could understand.

But they share a talent for cracking unsolved mysteries.

But their leaders share a talent for humbug, half-truths and over-reaction to sometimes justified criticism that less-sensitive egos would take in their stride.

They also seem to share a talent for title creation (Mr. Dundervill: "You Wrote the Book"; Ms. Olson: "Curious awake not possible" — both strangely catchy).

With her intense, concentrated prose style, Hadley is more serious, less funny than her fellow British adultery specialist David Lodge, but she shares his talent for creating multifaceted moral complications -- for engineering things to make the adulterer not blameless, but not exactly a perpetrator in any predictable sense, either.

In the once booming, now fading steel town of Portsmouth, Ohio, two friends, both dedicated family men getting on in years, apparently share a talent for spotting the apelike creature most popularly known as Bigfoot and a passion for verifying its existence.

And Prévert shared Victor Hugo's talent for inventing powerful-sounding names that have remained with us.

These British runners shared an extraordinary talent for breaking records and beating opponents the two yardsticks by which athletic excellence is measured.

Bob Maxwell and Mother Teresa shared guile, a talent for self-promotion, ruthlessness in pursuit of their ambitions, chaotic accounts improperly audited (or in Mother Teresa's case, no accounts), and, Curteis suggests, an internal crisis.

During a recent appearance on BBC's The Graham Norton Show, the 26-year-old singer shared her hidden talent for being able to speak, and sing, with her mouth tightly shut.