Sentence examples for talent to control from inspiring English sources

When a magazine asked him if the government should be able to restrict the Penthouse cover price, Guccione replied: "I don't think that Dick Nixon or Gerald Ford have the right, the intelligence, the knowhow, or the talent to control anything other than their own bowel movements, and even that is somewhat in doubt".

The second fear is longer-term: that technology, and particularly the Internet, is taking the skill out of distribution, making it easier for the talent to control things.Yet "Saving Private Ryan" also shows that the suits still have some lines of defence.

Such a musical aesthetic barricade seemed unbroken until the last third of the 20th century, when international music styles made culturally transcendental eclecticism a viable medium for those composers with enough talent and insight to control the infinite idioms available to them.

But he behaves as though he's totally helpless and mere talent to be controlled via contracts rather than a board member and employee of Empire.

Although the UFC has received criticism from fighters for its pay scale, its ability to control talent costs is a major factor in its profitability.

"Bastian is the ultimate professional and there is no doubting his talent and his ability to control games," said Van Gaal, who worked with the German for two years at Bayern.

One of the biggest accusations aimed at José Mourinho down the years has been that he favours workmanlike players who can follow instructions over unpredictable talents who are harder to control but more likely to decide a game with a moment of genius.

Moreover, in return for agreeing to work within a tiny budget, Louis is allowed to bypass the filters put in place by most networks to control the "talent"; he doesn't have to get his scripts approved; he didn't even need to provide a pitch.

Fábregas departs calling Wenger the best man he has met in football and insisting that Jack Wilshere, whom he tipped as a future England captain, and Aaron Ramsey have the talent to take control of Arsenal's midfield.

Similarly, Mr. Tate had known he was born with a talent for singing, but it wasn't until he began working with Mr. Ragovoy that he learned how to control and exploit that talent for maximum emotional effect.

You could argue that it was Ferguson's right to control the growth of a talent.