Sentence examples for sudden talent from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Stewart pushed his way into the foreground, leaping octaves to mingle bass lines with bursts of melody, like an elephant showing a sudden talent for ballet.

With a sudden wealth of talent at guard, Johnson has many options.

What we commit ourselves to on the first of the year isn't a sudden increase in talent or intelligence or native beauty.

As I struggled for something to say – dumbstruck by this sudden access of talent and celebrity – the baton was gamely seized by Dame Iris.

The sudden abundance of talent, which may ultimately be an asset, for now looks like a burden, with Coach Mike D'Antoni trying to assimilate too many players and placate too many egos.

Pao stepped down amid massive protests from moderators like Shenefield, upset by the sudden firing of talent director Victoria Taylor, who coordinated Reddit's popular "Ask Me Anything" feature, and from users angered by the shuttering of five hate-filled forums, including r/fatpeoplehate and r/transfags.

A sudden influx of Cuban talent to the major leagues could have an unsettling effect.

"It's not like people talk about you being an All-Star and then all of a sudden, poof, all that talent is gone.

In Australia, cricket writers are shocked at the young talent's sudden death.

The Yankees had built a dynasty around a core of homegrown talent, and the sudden emergence of Wang and Canó was a revelation for a team that had won division titles but somehow lost its way.

Tennessee Williams reviewed "The Sheltering Sky" in The New York Times Book Review and wrote that "it brings the reader into sudden, startling communion with a talent of true maturity and sophistication of a sort that I had begun to fear was to be found nowadays only among the insurgent novelists of France, such as Jean Genet and Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre".