Sentence examples for talent stands from inspiring English sources
"Her talent stands up to any of them".
In three of the categories Twachtman's lyrical talent stands out.
It is shaping up to be a year where British film-making talent stands proud, bearing comparison with the finest of global talent.
On a shoot with several stars and several trailers, two-story talent stands out.
Whether Matloff's central assumption, that pay in the IT industry closely reflects talent, stands up to empirical scrutiny is a matter for labor-market economists to investigate.
Yes, all three are Academy Award-winning actresses whose talent stands the test of time.
At the same time, a Russian-speaking agent, who did not announce his talent, stood listening discreetly by the cells.
Few things troubled the sunny complacency of Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, but the prospect of being considered a dilettante and a small talent stood foremost among them.
The Czech girl with a notoriously fragile temperament and a famously fiendish talent stood on verge of making 'myy dream come true''.
Ive has been feted by former colleagues at school and college, where his commitment and talent stood out from early on, but it was his close relationship with his father that fed his interest in industrial design.
The leader, or shantyman, chosen for his seamanship rather than his musical talent, stood at the leading position on the rope, while the sailors crouched along the rope behind him.
