Sentence examples for small talents from inspiring English sources

That small budget buys riders with small talents.

Ronny's gift was for slipping into a community with one of his many small talents: the sculptural woodpile had taken him far.

Another image from the series, "Competitive Girl," inspired a second doll series, called "Small Talents" — which, Davis & Davis explain, are "photographs of found dolls as would-be talent show contestants seen at the beginning, middle or end of their performances".

old & had the realization, "What if it should be that I am someone that I do not like at all?" Much of the story is devoted to his special feeling for those who have mastered "small talents... the little out-of-the-way godforsaken tricks a person masters to give himself some consolation..."...

And he concludes, "I'll wait... I'll sit through all the dart throwers and the weight guessers and the fortunetellers...after all the other small talents in the whole time of the whole world have had their rerun, I will get up there and I will read my stuff.

The 1934 Sonata was composed for the small-scale talents of Viktor Kubatsky, and the difference shows in the music's relative simplicity and gentle lyricism.

Mr. Leonhart, a songwriting wit of no small talent, buoys Ms. Carroll in extremely subtle ways.

I was a shy kid but Miss Skinner recognised a small talent and drew me out.

That's the decision to be made: big or small, talent over position?

Limited opportunities, few players, a small talent pool: these are not explanations that convince him.

He also became the lawyer for a small talent agency, General Artists Corporation.