Sentence examples for tentative talent from inspiring English sources
The key to encouraging entrepreneurialism out of tentative talent is to find a project or function that deeply resonates with successors.
A1 Pact for Talent Agents In a tentative deal with the Screen Actors Guild, Hollywood talent agencies will soon be able to participate in the financing and distribution of films and television shows, and have a noncontrolling interest in production companies.
Under a tentative agreement with the Screen Actors Guild, talent agencies will soon be able to participate in the financing and distribution of films and television shows as well as have a noncontrolling interest in production companies.
[C9.] Actors Union and Agents in Pact The Screen Actors Guild and the associations representing talent agents have reached a tentative agreement on a pact that allows talent agencies to be owned in part by other companies and permits them to become more financially involved in production companies.
Alfred Soto of The Quietus was pleasantly surprised by "the range of sonic ideas, fully realized songs, and prodigious vocal talent" by Miguel after a "tentative" debut and commented that he "articulates how a love man can be louche without being a douche".
It was a risky proposition, but Gould, with his big-chested sound and his tentative trust in the audience, convinced everyone of his talent within seconds — while Mama sat proudly by, silently projecting her always interesting narrative about where difference can lead you.
Her vulnerability now bears a tentative veneer of confidence, and she participates in every school talent show — "whether she can sing or not," Hess noted wryly.
Teachers noticed and fostered her poetic talent, which came to fruition rather slowly, a tentative first collection (later discarded as "juvenile") appearing in 1939, eight years after her marriage to Aubrey Hesketh, director of a Bolton spinning mill.
Her smile became tentative.
