Sentence examples for splendid talent from inspiring English sources

He is a splendid talent and a zealous competitor who worked hard in the off-season to improve his jump shot.

And just as Atherton's batting average (37?) doesn't do him justice, so Flintoff's bowling average, which will probably sit in the thirties when he retires, will be in no way representative of his splendid talent.

Ms. Uchida's other "friends" on Saturday — recipients of grants from the Borletti-Buitoni Trust in a program conceived by Ms. Uchida — were a kind of United Nations of splendid talent: a Swedish clarinetist (Martin Frost), a Welsh pianist (Mr. Williams), an American violinist (Soovin Kim) and a Swiss cellist (Christian Poltéra).

Historians are beginning to categorize Mr. Clinton as a politician of splendid natural talent and some significant accomplishments who nonetheless missed the greatness that once seemed within his grasp.

England will certainly miss the presence of Kevin Pietersen who, along with his other talents, is splendid in the T20 format.

Directed by Donna Drake armed with witty lyrics and music by Rick Crom and performed by a small live band, this show rides on the splendid singing, acting and comedic talents of Kim Cea, Todd Alan Johnson, Stephanie Kurtzuba and Jeff Skowron.

Holmboe quickly discovered Abel's talent, and proclaimed him as a "splendid genius" in his report card.

It's the first Bridge Project effort, a UK Old Vicc)/US (BAM) intermingling of splendid actors and repertory, a caravan of itinerant talents and projects (Next up: Winter's Tale).

Companies that are fixated on fancy résumés often overlook their own homegrown talent, even though homegrown talent has a splendid track record.

Do say: "How splendid that the West End has become such a hotpot of transatlantic talent".

His greatest talent was for jailbreaks; four times he escaped, and, on one splendid spree, he tried to break back in and release his brother inmates.