Sentence examples for the sort of talent from inspiring English sources

Gollner's is not the sort of talent one can develop.

Nor is Matt Ryan, or anything resembling the sort of talent typically seen at Miami.

Gish is the sort of talent this high-quality show easily attracts.

Currently stuck in 19th place in the 20-team Ligue 1, Sochaux is anxious to add the sort of talent that can help it avoid relegation.

For the postgame news conference, he sat between his fellow All-Stars, Wade and Chris Bosh, the sort of talent that the Cavaliers never had.

The prima donna is the hitherto unknown Eteri Gvazava, of Siberia, cast, Mr. Cura says, after the sort of talent search that produced Hollywood's Scarlett O'Hara.

He believes Factory could be the sort of talent-attracting institution that could help "make Manchester the most important city in the UK, because London is not in the UK anymore".

To credit someone with consistency is usually a grudging compliment: in sport, politics and art, it's easier to admire the sort of talents who intermittently aim high and fall hard.

Because of the structure of rosters and injury fears, no team devotes that sort of talent to the coverage teams that are charged with stopping the Washingtons, Hesters and McClusters.

He said: "She is top quality and we can't afford to lose that sort of talent, I think she would make a great contribution from the other place".

He didn't have that sort of talent — or luck.