Sentence examples for talent to write from inspiring English sources

Finally, the genre is attracting outside talent to write its comic books.

But I never believed I had the talent to write fiction.

IT is not unheard of for a novelist of exceptional talent to write a deliberately difficult book.

It was like having enough talent to write The Iliad, but then not being able to write The Odyssey.

It takes enormous talent to write about boredom without being boring, as we know from all those long-hot-summer novels from the Go Between to Atonement.

It takes both confidence and talent to write like this and it leaves you wanting more of whatever slice of darkness Hurley might choose to dish up next.

He also used his talents to write books that weren't thrillers at all unless you insist that any elegantly-plotted book should be shoved into your lowest, least-tended bookshelves.

Fine arts like music, paintings and sculptures can trigger your senses and talents to write.

A pity, then, that Therese Humbert didn't turn her talents to writing novels in the era that saw the birth of France's most charming literary thief, Arsene Lupin, and yielded any number of women writers who thrived on adventure -- Colette and Myriam Harry, to name just two.

Tess Gerritsen was a physician and Board-certified internist before turning her talents to writing.

Abbott's special talent is to write characters who are larger than life and yet somehow completely true to life at the same time.