Sentence examples for talent for commanding from inspiring English sources

Despite an Ivy League education in law, Heisman never became a lawyer, but he instinctively honed a talent for commanding, melodramatic locker-room oratory.

During this campaign, Strachwitz showed such a talent for commanding panzers that his troops nicknamed him der Panzergraf (the Armoured Count).

The top tier of talent still commands huge sums.

If you're not sure, you'll probably cave and agree to interview for jobs that pay less than your talents can command.

Most of this alone time was spent in the basement of his childhood home, where he discovered a "natural talent" for playing video games, especially Command and Conquer.

But they are of an entirely different stripe from the brasher talents commanded by Dame Edna.

Shalhoub demonstrated his command of foreign dialects and talent for comedy as a non-English-speaking cab driver in Quick Change (1990), opposite Bill Murray, and he costarred as the moody chef Primo in Big Night (1996).

A talent for self-realization.

"He has too much talent for that.

Mr. Maldonado has a talent for sauces.

He had a talent for writing succinctly.