Sentence examples for superficial talent from inspiring English sources
May's biography seeks to rescue her from critics who have dismissed her as an operator and a superficial talent.
This is especially likely if they have a measure of charisma, of superficial charm, a glib talent for telling lies, criminologists say.
"Beautiful" wants to make a statement about sexism and beauty pageants with their phony humanitarianism, bogus talent shows and superficial values.
"Like they seem a bit superficial, and their careers are not really based on talent.
The problem is that the sleazy, superficial judges aren't really interested in genuine talent.
"They seem a bit superficial and their careers aren't really based on talent". .
But Philip, like his creator, knows that he lacks this kind of passion; his talent, he worries, lies in nothing more than "a superficial cleverness of the hand".
It seems a miracle that art of such compassion and simplicity and innate talent got made in a Britain besotted with the superficial.
By the time Wilson's Religion and the Rebel was published in 1957, however, the literary establishment had changed its opinion of his talent, and the new book was dismissed as unoriginal and superficial.
Our heroine, 15-year-old Valentine Kessler, the prettiest girl at Canarsie High, has "no obvious talents, no rare gifts," and seems "as shallow and superficial as the next teenager".
