Sentence examples for vibrant talent from inspiring English sources

Her mother was a sexy free spirit who enchanted everyone she met, and an actor and singer of vibrant talent.

Much has been made of Amir's scurryingly vibrant talent, but Asif is also a master, a highly skilled slow-medium loper, the ball leaving his fingers infused with a snaking intelligence.

If Taylor remains enshrined as a kind of darting Elvis, enduring King of the grand-stage oche, for the 23-year-old van Gerwen this was an opportunity to confirm what his vibrant talent has already suggested – that the Dutchman is destined to flower into a genuinely dominant force.

It also inspired a breakout performance by a vibrant new talent, Nina Arianda, playing an actress who gradually wrests control of an audition from an autocratic writer-director.

Claire Armitstead, books editor of the Guardian, said Things to Make and Break not only introduced a vibrant new talent, but showed yet again the energy and discrimination of the independent publishing sector.

One desk in London later and you have the best of both worlds: a vibrant Berlin talent pool, cheap offices and an exit route via a UK LTD.

Yet it resurrects a vibrant, spirited talent from a period that is regularly besooted by culture warriors, seeking to cast the 1960s and early 1970s as one long pot-smoking binge, instead of the period of awakening and upheaval in social consciousness that it was.

It's also a vehicle for the vibrant comic talents of Ms. Dunst, ably supported by Mr. Bradford as her cute, nonconformist love interest, and Ms. Dushku as his sister (A. O. Scott).

It's also a vehicle for the vibrant comic talents of Ms. Dunst, ably supported by Mr. Bradford as her cute, nonconformist love interest, and Ms. Dushku as his sister (Scott).

Cable Messes [Vibrant].

"But what's changed is that now we have a very vibrant ecosystem and talent, and increasingly we have local capital".