Sentence examples for terrible talent from inspiring English sources

What his nearest and dearest had always wished for was now coming true: his terrible talent with words was for the moment suspended.

First as the enfant terrible of talent agents, then as a manager and now as an Emmy-nominated producer, Polone has spent the better part of two decades playing the outsider -- inside Hollywood.

Greenaway showed his terrible anti-talent for getting awful performances out of good actors, forcing them into his clenched contrivances, squeezing the life out of them.

The notion that working in the public sector means that you're going to make terrible money drives talent to the private sector, leaving a void of talent in the public sector.

That makes it hard to plan improvements.Thirdly, British-owned companies are terrible at managing talent.

They made oblique remarks (and some not so oblique) about "a terrible waste of talent".

Re "Schools Turning From Teaching the Trades" (front page, June 21): We give our youth the message that only academic skills are worth developing and fashioning into a career, and that is a terrible waste of talent.

CNN loves their "holograms," and they absolutely refuse to stop using them, despite the fact that their own on-air talent mocks these terrible, terrible things.

All of that chaos exacted a terrible price in expenses, talent and morale.

Ian Austin, Labour MP for Dudley North, said Reed had made a huge contribution to parliament, but it was "terrible somebody of his talent, commitment and hard work doesn't see his future in the Labour party in parliament".

In part, Italy's terrible economy is channeling talent towards one of the few growth areas: tech.