Sentence examples for suddenly talent from inspiring English sources

Then suddenly, talent dried up.

Without Jackson and their three best players, the suddenly talent-depleted Bulls finished with the worst record in the Eastern Conference the following four straight seasons.

But he gets to the professional level and suddenly the talent margin is infinitesimally small.

And just as suddenly her talent becomes the reason for her cruelty.

I saw him progress at an astonishing rate from other pictures he sent me over the years, and then suddenly his talent just shone through and I thought, 'Yes, other people should be able to see these.'" A year ago, Peters had the first painting made into a card.

When you evaluate for skills instead of degrees, suddenly the talent pool gets a whole lot bigger.

Suddenly its talents as a phone — which, at least at the outset, weren't particularly impressive — paled in comparison to its abilities as a computer.

Partly it was that she exhibited qualities outside the skill set of a conventional female lead – she could play volatile and nerve-jangled, or maligned and wounded, without ever approaching caricature, and suddenly these talents came to be much in demand from countercultural film-makers.

But, suddenly, a rare talent, Gladys Lunn, appeared on the scene.

Reviewers interpreted this story as a metaphor for a famous American dramatist whose talent suddenly dropped off one day.

The long tradition of crime reporting, a desultory and largely corrupt form (rewritten police reports), was suddenly remade by talent.