Sentence examples for upon its talent from inspiring English sources

This was a deliberate effort by both Mr. Baumbach and Ms. Gerwig to get off the carousel of bigger and bigger films that Hollywood can sometimes impose upon its talent.

When MSNBC went on the air, in July of 1996, three months before Fox, it relied on NBC News talent, it drew upon its rich video library, and it recruited a great many on-air commentators.

Despite its conferring of a supernatural talent upon its hero, "Amour" has as its stock in trade a reassuring predictability, not unsettling surprises.

Is this an accident of history, or is it more dependent upon his talent?

Handsome and compelling, he's a genuine find; stumbling upon his talent full-blown makes you know how that art dealer felt when she first saw Asher's work.

It seemed that his unusual and uncalled-upon talent on stairs might be of use in snow drifts.

Put-upon talent manager Earn (Glover) finds himself way too broke for date night, while his rapping cousin Alfred – AKA the ascendant Paper Boi – has to close a dodgy deal to maintain his profitable drug-dealing sideline.

Many critics, including biographer Bernard Crick, see Orwell's claim to literary greatness resting much more upon his talents as an essayist - on everything from Politics and the English Language to the perfect cup of tea - than on his novels.

We have a very vibrant society, a society that's full of rumours and innuendoes … Now I have to put [people] in certain places where I get the best results based upon talent, based upon competence and based upon integrity, and that's what I do.

Whenever discussion alights upon homegrown talent (or the conspicuous lack of it) in the English game it will eventually turn to quotas.

Basing the Institute for Creative Technologies in Los Angeles was no accident, since the idea was to draw upon Hollywood talent.