Sentence examples for talented expression from inspiring English sources
For the next 100 years, French Mannerist art found talented expression in this medium, and, enjoying court patronage, the best Limoges enamellers strove to compete with other artists in decorating the rooms of royal palaces.
He was talented, and his poetic expression, despite its faults, is rich, buoyant, and felicitous.
Hell-On is an intricately layered and deeply personal expression from an immensely talented singer-songwriter.
And Bryant, the fabulously talented star with a penchant for drama, wore an expression of pure contentment.
He heard Brooks use the old Russian expression "The legs feed the wolf" and saw his compatriots depicted, as usual, as talented but humorless automatons.
James Stewart was a "bad actor", Joan Fontaine had "two expressions, and that's it", and Norma Shearer was "one of the most minimally talented ladies to appear on the silver screen".
He's talented, very talented".
