Sentence examples for talented members from inspiring English sources

Fingers point especially at the Fine Gael justice minister, Alan Shatter, one of the government's most talented members.

It's the story of NC-17, a Southern Californian rock band, whose reasonably talented members have been struggling for survival for nearly two decades.

Within 40 years of the order's foundation, talented members were concentrated in the schools at Paris, Bologna, Cologne, and Oxford; many eminent masters of the universities took the Dominican habit and became in time regents in the friaries.

But more than this, they are talented members of a semi-professional theatre group, and putting on a production of Arthur Miller's Death Of A Salesman, with Emad playing the failed salesman Willy Loman and Emad playing Willy's wife Linda: both putting on grey wigs and makeup and playing older, careworn characters.

How are we ever going to build a truly reflective democracy if we leave half of our most talented members of the population out in the cold during their reproductive years?

We understand that by investing in education, health care and a basic safety net we can ensure that hard working Americans achieve whatever their talents will allow them -- even if they were born poor -- and we understand that the entire nation is enriched when its most talented members rise to the top regardless of what their parents did for a living.

Heavee is a lesser-known, but prodigiously talented member of Chicago's most elite footwork crew, Teklife.

Namely: Which highly talented member of this all-star cast could earn an Oscar nomination in one of the supporting categories at the 85th annual Academy Awards.

In that book – and indeed in my later biography of John Lennon – I may have given the impression that Paul was the least talented member of the Beatles, a musician who had piggybacked on the talent of John and whose later career with Wings was an abject failure.

A band can need its least musically talented member as much as he needs them.

It had only to do with the fact that this extraordinarily talented member of Congress had served her two terms".