Sentence examples for wasted talent from inspiring English sources
The cast is chockablock with mostly wasted talent, and it includes the very talented musical veterans Gregg Edelman as the evangelical narrator and Michele Pawk, as the Joan Crawfordesque den mother to a clan of potheads.
The wasted talent among women used to be unbelievable.
The numbers represent "a tremendous impression of dislocation and pain and wasted talent," he said.
At long last, I've become Gadget Girl Earlier this week, I wrote about Britain's wasted talent.
Until recently his career looked like a parable of wasted talent.
This tale of wasted talent and doomed marriage is the story McPhillips' museum helps tell today.
It is a system guaranteed to produce underachievement and wasted talent.
It means ending the failures of our education system, which results in so much wasted talent.
It also costs billions in lost productivity, wasted talent, public penalties, private settlements, and insurance costs.
Tony Blair, a conspirator in the greatest crime of this century, is promoted as "a wasted talent".
On one corner, there's Eminem the downtrodden, wasted talent-having Detroit punk who could spit fourteen syllables a line ( Rocky).
