His tunes, Romantic as Schubert's, are developed with consistency, refinement, and a harmonic interest foreign to many lesser contemporaries (especially those seduced by Berlioz and Liszt but without understanding their talent).
Soon she's off to magic camp, in the hope of understanding this odd talent that makes her feel like a freak.
Understanding that top talent is essential to running a diverse group, he also created a recruitment division, Humanitas.
It is also likely to lead to a less inclusive culture that values diversity, which means that we may lose innovation, insights, understanding and talent.
The principles of "Moneyball" — celebrated in a popular book and movie — spread rapidly, with objective analysis complementing traditional scouting to form a better understanding of talent and value.
Such was the resort staff's understanding of talent that the little girls were asked to wear bathing suits and swoon over a 10-year-old playing a lifeguard, while the little boys removed the slickers they were wearing in a simulated striptease to the tune of "It's Raining Men".
In order to contribute to the theoretical understanding of talent management, this paper aims to shed light on the meaning of the term 'talent' by answering the following question: Is talent predominantly an innate construct, is it mostly acquired, or does it result from the interaction between (specific levels of) nature and nurture components?
Sia's chief talent is understanding what audiences want.
ARCHIE AND SINK Men raised from infancy with horses could identify salient differences with a glance, but some had a keener talent for understanding equine temperament than others.
Lanchester, who is the son of a banker, is extremely clever, and has a great talent for understanding the ways in which the world works.
