Sentence examples for talent for mining from inspiring English sources

His "Visible Saints: The History of a Puritan Idea" (1963) showed his unmatched talent for mining primary sources to illuminate an important concept, in this case the change in understanding among New Englanders of what it meant to be the member of a church.

The franchise, with resources and an apparatus for mining talent, is an ocean with its own flow, its own current, its own way of replenishing itself.

The Pirates are not known for mining international talent; the team was once a pioneer in scouting Latin America, particularly Panama, but their player-development pipeline has dried up in recent decades.

I'm still for mining.

And it bumps up courses for which a student might have a talent, by mining their records — grades, high school grade-point average, ACT scores — and those of others who walked this path before.

I don't see this ending".

Few bosses publicly dispute a business case for mining female talent.

Now she plans to mine that talent for a television show, a blend of d.i.y.

- Food is essential for mining.

These emerging powers are where investors are sending capital, architects are rejiggering skylines and cognoscenti are mining for cultural talent.

A talent for self-realization.