Sentence examples for talent to shine from inspiring English sources

Again, the OAE accompanies with poise and discretion, allowing Podger's consummate talent to shine through.

Campbell, pictured, is good at what she does, and the show allowed her talent to shine.

But it has taken a while for his talent to shine fully.

Sadly, however, the Brazilian climate is unlikely to be suitable for that particular talent to shine.

Allen believes the internet, as well as the proliferation of new TV channels, has allowed female talent to shine.

But Hook, like both Sting and Temple, disputes any claims that talent shows allow creative talent to shine.

Using her sleuthing talents to shine light on the more unknowable mysteries of the human heart, she combines engaging storytelling with a romantic sensibility that celebrates both the death-defying power of shared histories – and the healing properties of cheese on toast.

Fans of talented, hard-working actor Martin Compston who can't face the prospect of Strippers vs Werewolves would be better advised to seek out Four (2011, High Fliers, 15), an equally low-budget affair but one that at least allows his talents to shine.

The "free" system supposedly permitted these talents to shine without government interference.

The flamenco guitar soundtrack -- well matched to Guillem's strong personality -- allows her dramatic talents to shine, but in a surprisingly lyrical way.

She also works on acting gigs and has a full-time sales job, while looking for the perfect place for her talents to shine.