Sentence examples for were far more talented from inspiring English sources

"Way back when I was going on auditions, there were so many actresses that were far more talented than me, far more beautiful.

Advantage: Draw It should not take away from Aikman's accomplishments at all, but the Cowboys teams he led in the '90s were far more talented than any of the teams Brady captained.

The current crop of players is far more talented than my 1957 cast, but refined acting can be a trap.

The United States team was far more talented than the Canadian team, so Klinsmann bears responsibility for its inability to play to its potential.

Valentino was far more talented as a dancer than as an actor, but even the best of his screen performances can't compete with the legend.

Saonois turned out to be far more talented than his diminutive size would suggest: He has earned €1.7 million in prize money so far and is one of the favorites to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday at Longchamp in Paris.

SPORTS A little horse named Saonois has turned out to be far more talented than his diminutive size would suggest: He has earned €1.7 million in prize money so far and is one of the favorites to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday at Longchamp in Paris.

Listening to him strain to put some clout into the Beatles' "Come Together" in the show's rock evening conjured memories of Mr. Boone's anemic versions of Little Richard hits half a century ago, though to be fair, Mr. Allen is far more talented and musically sophisticated than his forerunner.

Makes sense, but did the study fully control for the fact that HHMI scientists might be far more talented to start with?

Adam Sandler is far more talented than the B-movie, low-grade tripe he's associated himself with on Netflix, so hopefully, a crime drama helmed by the talented Josh and Benny Sadie can change that.

Physically she's far more talented than I am.