Sentence examples for talent kind from inspiring English sources

His colleagues at Kass Uehling and many friends in the US and abroad will warmly remember Erdal for his extraordinary talent, kind heart and gentle spirit.

"He wasn't the most God-given talent kind of guy, jumping higher, running faster," remarked his Utah Jazz team-mate Karl Malone who, along with John Stockton, was a more regular attendee at the showpiece.

It takes real talent, some kind of twisted creative genius, to make a movie quite that indefensibly bad.

"You've awoken the sleeping giant, and I feel like our country has the talent to kind of be a giant in this sport".

"There's a lot of tempo to this style of play," he said, "and when you're surrounded by such great talent, you kind of have to figure out how to get guys in the right spot.

"There's a reason most people who win talent shows kind of disappear, it's because the gap is too big.

He seemed like a working-class guy with a lot of talent, the kind of famous person we'd all like to be.

If Biddle is one of those few special talents, the kind the sage of his organization will travel across the country to see, he should be in the majors before long.

Not all the onstage corporate talent is as kind as Mr. Tucci.

"The Preservationist" establishes both its author's temerity and his talent with that kind of observation.

"Pride" has an easy flow and a generous appreciation of vivid temperament and talent of any kind.