Sentence examples for talent thinking from inspiring English sources

Already famous for swimming through sewers and surviving under subway rails, rats can now claim a more sophisticated talent: thinking about thinking.

Chubb: There's a need for big media companies to embrace other kinds of talent and thinking, such as Reddit.

Brand's talent isn't thinking.

The one thing fashion week lacked this year was the raw energy of exciting new talent – I'm thinking of Romance Was Born when they made their fashion week debut in 2007.

They can do so by finding and cultivating young talent and by thinking outside the box and hiring other kinds of photographers to shoot fashion, as Paris Vogue did when it hired art-world star Cindy Sherman to photograph Balenciaga's new line in 2007.

"Right off the bat, I saw in Kerby an innate talent for design thinking and solving problems," Unger said.

I think Obama's real talent is metacognition, which is the ability to think about thinking.

Bloom, who has a talent unusual among scholars for thinking as a writer might think, merely describes this battle of the generations in Freudian terms.

It certainly seduced Aslam, a writer of considerable talent, into thinking he could render its titanic tragedies by pushing his language into operatic effusion.

"If you give me the equal equipment that everyone else has," he said, "and leave it up to my talent and thinking and my race team's strategy, we'll come out on top".

But it is also worth thinking about talent from other industries, such as high technology; just look at the influence that Microsoft's Bill Gates has had on public health worldwide.