Sentence examples for talent capable from inspiring English sources

This was Rampling announcing her talent: capable of speaking the unthinkable, relishing every moment.

Buck is a stupendous talent, capable no doubt of calling curling on short notice.

The Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout is a breathtaking talent, capable of amazing feats wherever he is on the field.

The money would help to nurture talent capable of joining the ranks of these organizations in the future.

It's not as though there's a shortage of female talent capable of delivering a well-timed quip.

Much will depend on the opponent, and the Philadelphia Eagles, despite a disappointing season, possess the offensive talent capable of tormenting the Jets' secondary on Sunday.

The only two Olympic "themes" she has dreamed up are the idea that the artists are "exceptional, gold-medal talents, capable of producing something that's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity"; and the notion, as a loosely applied metaphor, of the Olympic truce, which in the ancient Greek Olympics was a downing of weapons between the frequently warring Hellenic nations for the duration of the games.

Muguruza is a mercurial talent, as capable of losing in the early rounds of slams as winning them.

But McKinsey argues that only about 13% of that talent is capable of working for a Western multinational in a high-grade job at the moment (although the stock of suitable professionals is expanding a lot faster in developing than in rich countries).

There remains an illusion — on Wall Street and beyond — that only a small pool of talent is capable of working on Wall Street, said James P. Gorman, Morgan Stanley's chairman and chief executive, who spoke in the morning at the conference about the future of finance.

"Ronan and Mervyn's success is yet another example of how we have the local talent pool capable of working successfully on high profile film and TV productions such as HBO's Game of Thrones.