Sentence examples for talent of a from inspiring English sources

What followed was an epic of high finance, addiction and drama, as Yves Saint Laurent became an international fashion brand built on the talent of a uniquely talented but troubled man.

It could be the talent of a physicist who creates an atomic bomb.

Full of talent of a rarefied kind, she has been widely reviewed.

(Traditionally, A & R executives spot, woo, recruit and oversee the talent of a record company).

"He has the talent of a Solzhenitsyn, but on a Bulgarian scale".

This is a shame, because Liversidge is an offbeat talent of a very British kind.

Before that day I had the sporting talent of a cheese plant.

What Labour needs right now is the talent of a Harold Wilson for holding together a fissiparous party.

Even a politician with the talent of a Roosevelt, would be hard pressed to navigate Israel in this predicament.

"I think Hollywood appreciates good art and will embrace the talent of a filmmaker," Mr. Nierob said.

Krzyzewski had said publicly that Jeffries had the talent of a Grant Hill with the wingspan of a professional center.