Sentence examples for show some talent from inspiring English sources

And, they need to show some talent, which we call "good hands".

Adults -- coaches, parents, league administrators, sport trainers, etc. -- pressure kids that show some talent for a sport, to show "commitment" by specializing in a single sport.

But she shows some talent, and guts, and she still has a chance.

On the brighter side, Novalee inherits a nest egg and shows some talent as a Wal-Mart photographer.

Mr. Podeswa shows some talent with his actors, but there is too much underplayed sobriety, a deliberate quality that may strike some as nuance but is more like politeness filling in for anomie.

While Mr. DiCaprio shows some talent, the movie is simply a Colors by Benetton take on "Lord of the Files," with the imperious paradise ruler (Ms. Swinton) holding court as the Promised Land crashes around her.

While Mr. DiCaprio shows some talent, the movie is simply a Colors by Benetton take on "Lord of the Flies," with the imperious paradise ruler (Ms. Swinton) holding court as the Promised Land crashes around her.

He shows some talent: when he tries to seduce Ms. Ledoyen with rambling collegiate pomposity, it is clear he's willing to undermine his idol status and lampoon cockiness.

6/15: Facebook CTO Bret Taylor Leaving To Do His Own Thing – Though some considered Taylor to be a figurehead, it shows some talent may be slipping away to startup land.

Val Gielgud recalled, "Our parents looked distinctly sideways at the Stage as a means of livelihood, and when John showed some talent for drawing his father spoke crisply of the advantages of an architect's office".

Early on the plant did show some Darwinian talent for getting itself around: it evolved an ingenious, spring-loaded seedpod that, when touched or otherwise stimulated, would -- impatiently -- fling its seeds halfway across a river.