Sentence examples for talent to study from inspiring English sources

"Our father thought it would be a better use of his talent to study engineering," one of Chung's brothers told me.

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Local patrons, impressed by his talent, sent him to study painting in Rome from 1709 to 1719.

"At the same time we have a great offer for the brightest and best international talent who want to study at our world class institutions," he added.

In high school, he had a teacher who recognized his talent and encouraged him to study fine art in college.

He displayed considerable artistic talent, and went on to study at the Central School of Art and Design, in London, and Newport College of Art, in Wales.

His mother, recognizing her son's mechanical talent, encouraged Professor Huxley to study physics; in 1935, he entered Cambridge University with plans to become an engineer.

Imagine the thought process of someone who isn't true to herself and her talents -- who has to study another person before determining an action to take.

Born Elizabeth Bloomer in Chicago, and brought up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, she displayed an early talent for dance and began to study seriously at 14. Her progress was such that, by the age of 20, she was offered tuition by the choreographer Martha Graham in New York, joined her teacher's auxiliary company for performances at Carnegie Hall and worked as a fashion model to earn extra cash.

Having a prodigious intellectual talent, Hamilton also applied himself to study with fanatical discipline.

Just like anything else, kids are much more likely to want to study and develop their talents in an area if they find it fun and entertaining.