Sentence examples for talent not only from inspiring English sources

It showed he had a talent not only for gritty social realism but for seizing the audience by the throat.

But Lauda quickly showed his talent not only in driving, but also in improving the setup and efficiency of the car with his team owner.

Soccer's challenge in the United States is how to expand the pool from which to pull and develop talent, not only among African-Americans but across the board.

We've set up the BFI Film Academy to identify talent – not only women – to help those who might never be able to find a route in.

As it happens, the short story is the ideal venue for Makkai's considerable talent, not only for drawing nuanced characterisations, but for contriving strange and fascinating premises.

Fringe festivals of mostly independent work confirmed the presence of burgeoning talent not only in New York but also in cities ranging from Seattle to Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, and New Orleans.

What is it about the geniuses, the creatively gifted, that keeps their talents not only alive, but blazing?

This trip was a chance to demonstrate my talents not only as a frugal traveler but as a self-sufficient, all-in-one SuperDad!

She became an integral part of the Yarmouth community, sharing her time and talents not only with the horse community but also with many other people and organizations.

Abe said that "as a very successful businessman with extraordinary talents, not only you made a great contribution to the growth of the US economy, but now as a strong leader, you have demonstrated your determination to lead the United States".

Halberstam had invented a new genre, the Washington book (now published annually by the dozen), in this case on a tragic historical scale, and with a purpose: to take the reader into the lives of the men around Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, to show why their biographies and talents not only failed to prevent the mistakes of Vietnam but made them almost inevitable.