Sentence examples for talent conferred from inspiring English sources
In return, the public hospitals have benefited from the prestige and talent conferred by the medical schools' role as training and research centers.
But a linguist precipitated on this parade by noting that -- given the uncertainties about why Homo sapiens even has language (is it merely a talent conferred by a random genetic mutation that hit our species 150,000 years ago?), there's no guarantee that the extraterrestrials will be blessed with the gift of gab.
De Gaulle, who was at the head of the French government at the time, refused to pardon him, noting in his journal that in literature, as in everything, talent confers responsibility.In practical terms, the question about wicked views and good writers can often hinge on the matter of editing.
And how 'great', really, is someone who happens to have been conferred with the talent of ball control?
Fantasy always plays a big role in Hollywood calendars, but it's now being conferred to the talents of leading auteurs.
Sorry to rain on the parade of popular authors coming out of Scandinavia, but Swedish citizenship does not automatically confer literary talent on a writer, not even one as widely read as Camilla Lackberg.
Whiteness conferred Americanness.
They conferred by telephone.
We conferred with our neighbors.
We conferred with the world.
