Sentence examples for untalented at from inspiring English sources

Add to this that he was untalented at sports, earned his law degree at night school and got a draft exemption from the Army, and it's easy to see why he felt competitive with the macho Donovan.

Ben is forced to find a job for Roman, who is as untalented as he is well-meaning.

That's not to say that there is anything wrong with appreciating Asian comic stylings or that Psy is at all untalented.

Honestly so glad the Grammys haven't nominated Selena Gomez yet because at least there are untalented big names rn who won't get any further.

He secured an interview with former head Chris Ray, who is quoted claiming that a "vociferous, relatively untalented but supremely arrogant minority of staff at the school" caused him difficulty on arrival in 2004, objecting to the employment of women and running a poster campaign casting him as Goebbels.

The many indignities suffered by the Saw Mill include being dissed by an untalented, though earnest, poet in 1891: 'Tis now, at Yonkers's spreading feet, A flow with odorous sins replete; Its nitid bosom has become A snake-like yellow scrawl of scum.

Collingwood, characterised as a 'gritty', untalented batsman that some seem to be repulsed at having to watch, does in fact play more shots than a shovel to midwicket that many commentators seem to suggest, and Trott is as sweet a timer of a cover drive as many other England number 3s have been through the years.

At 18, someone said I was completely untalented.

But the uproar subsequently led "Idol" to feature fewer untalented individuals and fewer insults by Mr. Cowell directed at contestants' appearances.

You might question the strategy here, to have a solo show that is at least partly devoted to proving how untalented the soloist is.

Traditional celebrities (i.e. stars of film and scripted television) turn their noses up at reality stars, who they see as untalented.