Sentence examples for talent of being from inspiring English sources

"He has the rare talent of being able to make television presenting look effortless.

A new kind of talent, the talent of being a friend, of being a light in a day that might have otherwise been dark, of being a YouTuber.

Barry Commoner possessed the rare talent of being able to take the extraordinarily complex abstractions of science, politics and economics and distill them into a language that the general public could understand and appreciate.

Rothenberg worked with Blatter while leading the 1994 United States World Cup Host Committee, and he recalled that even then, while still an underling to the former FIFA president João Havelange, Blatter "combined the talent of being the executive and operational head with also being a political mastermind".

Henry Raymond possessed the disquieting talent of being able to rattle off, from memory, on the fingers of both hands, the names of New York papers that, over the last 50 years, had been laughed out of town after a single issue.

A quantum bit has the additional talent of being able to be both zero and one at the same time--a property called superposition--but only until you measure it.

Bay, Michael utter lack of talent of is richly rewarded Boehner, Rep. John climate change bill is described as "this pile of sh-t" by.

He also had the reputation, even among those who admired his talents, of being somewhat difficult.

Ruby Redfort is a very clever girl, she is known for her incredible talents of being able to crack extremely difficult codes.

When the talents of Ellen DeGeneres are being celebrated, which of her celebrity pals will join her on the dance floor?

Bowen, for all his talents, was accused of being too hands-on by some opponents.