Sentence examples for sort of talent from inspiring English sources

He didn't have that sort of talent — or luck.

Gollner's is not the sort of talent one can develop.

Nor is Matt Ryan, or anything resembling the sort of talent typically seen at Miami.

Who are they going to find with that sort of talent?

Gish is the sort of talent this high-quality show easily attracts.

I wasn't that sort of talent that is considered to be a professional player," Mertesacker says.

He believes Factory could be the sort of talent-attracting institution that could help "make Manchester the most important city in the UK, because London is not in the UK anymore".

To credit someone with consistency is usually a grudging compliment: in sport, politics and art, it's easier to admire the sort of talents who intermittently aim high and fall hard.

There's, of course, all sorts of talent and all kinds of levels of talent.

There's no hint, for example, of what sorts of talent they have mind for the next administration to replace the serial blunderers and patronage hacks that riddle the vast homeland security bureaucracy.

"I know from times when I was at the BBC that when money is short people think it is not essential, yet it brings in all sorts of talent that would never work for the BBC otherwise, and what is often forgotten is that it can be shown again, so there is an economic sense to it too.