Sentence examples for talent acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Hernández also does excellent dentistry (an uncommon talent), acknowledging how the patient in the dental chair adjusts to the situation "like someone who is exercising violently and hasn't yet grown tired".

We are fixated by the whole mindset of Britain's Got Talent, without acknowledging that Britain's Got Problems.

When asked about the $9 million bonus for Lloyd C. Blankfein, the Goldman Sachs chief executive, and the $17 million received by Jamie Dimon, the JPMorgan Chase chief executive, the president passed up an opportunity to take a shot, praising their talents while acknowledging that to most Americans that's a lot of money.

James has an advantage in overall talent, Kidd acknowledged, but he said their skills were similarly broad.

If he never enjoyed mainstream success, at least his talent was acknowledged and Europe gave him a new audience.

Surveying the benches, Leveson remarked upon the "bewildering array of legal talent" and acknowledged that the case involved matter of great constitutional importance.

His work with English talent was acknowledged when eight Saints players were named in Lancaster's initial Six Nations squad.

Dickinson's talents were acknowledged by his peers.

From 1839 to 1843 Burckhardt studied at the University of Berlin, where his talents were acknowledged by two eminent teachers of ancient history, August Boeckh and Johann Gustav Droysen.

Oftentimes, the wrong people are laid off, and top performing associates, the ones most essential to keep, will always drift away to more stable environments where their talents are acknowledged and appreciated, and their hands are not tied.

Praising Joe Calzaghe, acknowledging his talent and those occasions when it was required to be fully exercised, is no hardship for anyone.