Sentence examples for talents would be from inspiring English sources

Nkunzimana says Ahsanullah's talents would be better nurtured in college.

Those with the most marketable global talents would be richer, because they could sell to the largest possible market.

Nevertheless, the publisher decided that Mr. Griffith's talents would be more suitable as the editor of Life magazine.

Finally, she thought, she would develop an expertise in Manhattan real estate and her talents would be set loose.

Gazing at the students, Bezos acknowledged the group's giftedness and envisaged that those talents would be employed by many coming marvels.

But she stayed, with her friends, rather than rush off to volunteer for some job where they could be pretty sure their talents would be misused.

The talent would be difficult to replace.

Surely such a talent would be wanted somewhere?

"It was whether the talent would be recognized".

Best act Mumford & Sons, whose precocious talent would be irksome if they weren't so damn likable.

Shostakovich did what a good Soviet with musical talent would be asked to do.