Sentence examples for unsettling talent from inspiring English sources
And if, a little later, you find yourself feeling that the book has after all raised more questions about the condition of wretchedness than its ending quite resolves, this is only further evidence of Hage's large and unsettling talent.
Playing at London's Barbican, this is inspired by Jun'ichiro Tanizaki's short story: an unsettling tale about devotion, artistic talent and cruelty (0845 120 7550, 30 Jan to 21 Feb).
That question has caused some of its talent to leave and has surfaced some unsettling feelings within the ranks.
A sudden influx of Cuban talent to the major leagues could have an unsettling effect.
Perhaps most unsettling is how much I understand his battle with his talent.
He also has a talent for sheer, unadulterated ominousness, for descriptions that are sufficiently viscerally unsettling to put you off your dinner.
Rinehart has a talent for entering his stories in midstream, then revealing in small, unsettling ways just how badly things have already unraveled for his characters.
This clash of external and internal confidence is unsettling to everyone and often results in loss of productivity, wasted resources, and, worst of all, talent.
Despite its conferring of a supernatural talent upon its hero, "Amour" has as its stock in trade a reassuring predictability, not unsettling surprises.
Their combined talents for channeling styles and theatrical mimicry resulted in some of the most hilarious, thought-provoking, occasionally unsettling, outrageous, and inventive homages in art history.
