Sentence examples for talent power from inspiring English sources

Yes, in addition to having talent, power, good looks (lean as a model with a dappling of gray in his artfully cut hair), Mr. Phillips surfs.

"The public career of Samuel Menashe demonstrates how a serious poet of singular talent, power and originality can be largely overlooked in our literary culture," Mr. Gioia writes.

Els — with his versatility, talent, power and beautiful, unhurried swing — deserves that kind of company, and is also in elite company this week, as both the defending British Open champion and the defending champion at Muirfield.

She is graced with as much talent, power and intensity as anyone on the Tour — even the Williams sisters — but she has yet to develop a Plan B when her strategy of glowering and attacking fail to intimidate fearless Poles with pet rats.

Not only among Neapolitans, but among peoples of all nations, placing the hands on the hips with the chest pushed out and the head held high or even tilted back a little represents someone who, wth or without foundation, claims talent, power or superiority of any kind.

A: It's where the white man puts the incomparable pregnant black woman because he is so threatened by her talent, power, persuasion and potential.

Mario Balotelli's strength and rapidly developing talent powered Italy to a 2-1 victoverover Mexico on Sunday in the FIFA Confederations Cup in Rio de Janeiro.

More importantly, how did he manage to become the all-powerful Supreme Leader, as there is no apparent talent or power that he displays in the entire film?

WHEN HOLLYWOOD HAD A KING: The Reign of Lew Wasserman, Who Leveraged Talent Into Power and Influence, by Connie Bruck.

Her fascinating book, "When Hollywood Had a King: The Reign of Lew Wasserman, Who Leveraged Talent Into Power and Influence," is a methodical portrait of an often secretive mogul whose vindictiveness, cunning and temper matched his shrewdness and prescience.

Talent, money, power: none of these was quite enough.