Sentence examples for talented as a from inspiring English sources

He praised Mailer's nonfiction writings, in particular, his accounts of the Chicago Eight, as well as a more recent French collection of occasional pieces ("he's talented as a reporter").

"She was very talented as a curator," Mr. Deitch said.

"He was fabulously talented as a young artist," she told me.

Good-natured though somewhat moody, talented as a mimic and storyteller, he readily attracted friends.

Perfect confidence is granted to the less talented as a consolation prize".

Ginastera was musically talented as a child and studied in Buenos Aires at the Conservatorio Williams and the National Conservatory.

"He's naturally talented as an aviator, and he's had very good training," Mr. Cox said, "and it all came together on that landing in the Hudson".

If he was working with somebody less talented as an actor, through weeks of drilling and supporting he would create an actor where there hadn't been one before.

But while my friends absolutely seethe over that fucking bitch Jenny Schechter, I realize that means she's pretty damn talented as an actress.

While ESPN may view the suicide of a 19-year-old woman who is popular, smart, and talented as an unusual circumstance, in actuality, it is not.

Lavishly talented as both a storyteller and a prose stylist, he is notable for his skill and his fertility.