Sentence examples for slight talent for from inspiring English sources
The duo selected RNA molecules that showed even a slight talent for catalyzing the formation of nucleotides from precursor molecules.
All these glib ideas that were thrown like bombs by Damien Hirst 25 years ago and popularised by the Turner prize have made it possible for Perry to turn an incredibly slight talent into national stardom.
Chances are, they won't have the slightest talent.
"It's odd that," said Tom, "as neither of us have ever given the slightest indication of possessing any talent for anything".
(Emilio Salgari in Italy, G.A. Henty in England, and "Ned Buntline" in the United States, who were contemporaneously satisfying the same hunger for the suspenseful, did not approach's May's talent for fabrication without the slightest root in reality).
Cuban was making a practical assessment — that the Mavericks acquired a broader array of talent for the money — but his remark was widely interpreted as a slight at Williams.
A talent for self-realization.
"He has too much talent for that.
Mr. Maldonado has a talent for sauces.
Argentina has a talent for obscure grapes.
He had a talent for writing succinctly.
