Sentence examples for uncanny talent from inspiring English sources
But the party has an uncanny talent for blowing its chances by picking the wrong candidate.
Here, as in "The Longshot," Kitamura displays an uncanny talent for getting inside the body talk of unrevealing people.
It showed an uncanny talent for concealing itself in the deepest recesses of a sofa or wandering off to points unknown.
Panthers O vs. Lions D Cam Newton showed his usual uncanny talent, but it was not a great game for him.
He has an uncanny talent for getting inside the heads of narcissistic borderline psychopaths and bringing us uncomfortably close to their wholly self-involved worldview.
(Mr. and Mrs. Rubell are known as uncanny talent spotters, having bought work by Richard Prince, for example, years before his market took off).
The bullish, combative and lengendary Art Blakey... a bandleader with an uncanny talent-spotting ability.
During the interval, Barker reminded me of the influence the legendary Pittsburgh musician Art Blakey had had on Tracey, both as a drummer and as a bandleader whose signature quality was uncanny talent-spotting, coupled with the realism to understand that young talent quickly moves on.
Stravinsky would produce a second masterly score for the 1911 season when Fokine choreographed Petrushka, the sad, sinister tale of a puppet which provided yet another vehicle for the uncanny talents of Nijinsky.
Tully has uncanny talents, including a "pearl hand" (gentlemen swoon at its touch), the ability to see dead people and, more perturbingly, to enable others to see ghosts, too.
Hear the words the former champions John McEnroe and Boris Becker use to describe Federer while broadcasting on the BBC -- brilliant, masterful, genius -- or the valued opinion of Rod Laver, who hails Federer as "one of these uncanny talents whose instincts for the game don't come along too many times".
