Sentence examples for smallest talent from inspiring English sources

This year's presidential candidates conspicuously lack even the smallest talent for public speaking, which makes their choice of career all the more curious.

No traditional rugby-playing nation has had it tougher in recent years than Scotland, which has the smallest talent and economic base, and thus the least margin for error.

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.

Most importantly the women's game draws from a far smaller talent pool.

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.

Few things troubled the sunny complacency of Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, but the prospect of being considered a dilettante and a small talent stood foremost among them.

It has been more successful drawing good players from smaller talent pools, like Czech Republic (34 players this season), Finland (27) and Slovakia (26).