Sentence examples for specific talents from inspiring English sources

Only those with specific talents and training become gifted teachers who, working with a talented mentor teacher and a variety of tools and learned techniques, can motivate students to want to learn.

People's skills are indexed by subject area, so questions can be put to specific talents.

Clearinghouses like VolunteerMatch.org help connect nonprofits and skilled volunteers, and individual nonprofits benefit when executives take time to find volunteers' specific talents.

Then consider the following question in an essay: If there are genes that encode for specific talents, is it ethical to create the "perfect" person who is genetically coded to be the best in every field?

But his primary purpose here was to be looked over by the heads of various important business clans, who were introduced to Mr. Posen by Mr. Ruttenstein, one by one, and who suggested that they were aware, if not of his specific talents, certainly of his name.

But the images on Bailey's video screens just sit there as D'Silva's Antony brays; there is no subtlety of interpretation anywhere, none of the energy that one associates with a less cautious director who's willing to marry her actors' specific talents to Shakespeare's material.

At some point she made nearly everyone mad, but her specific talent was using her sexuality to bring out the crazy in frenzied slut-shamers.

It's just a tweet, but it also seems like confirmation of the specific talent that New Yorker critic James Wood praised in a lengthy panegyric in 2010.

His lack of specific talent makes him a chameleonic force, never worrying about what might violate his principles, because his only principle is success.

Bobby has no specific talent or artistic vocation; he merely wants to live, and feels that, under his parents' roof, in his father's workshop, and in his narrow neighborhood purview, he's hardly living.

Viewers – particularly in France – also need to be impressed by the way the candidates handle words and display subtlety and brilliance; after all, the French believe it to be their own specific talent.