Sentence examples for widely talented from inspiring English sources

(The groom John is one of those widely talented people who having gotten his law degree from Yale, had decided to now go to medical school).

Hall, a widely liked and talented anchor, had also been hosting an overperforming daytime MSNBC show.

"Charles was not merely a remarkably talented and widely admired colleague, but an inspiration as well.

Wladimir Klitschko, widely considered the most talented among the chaotic field of so-called heavyweight champions, holds the IBF and WBO heavyweight belts and dealt Peter his only previous loss, in September 2005 in a 12-round unanimous decision.

Widely considered the most naturally talented of the Friends, he has been unlucky with his follow-up roles.

Ken Doherty, the 1997 world champion, would welcome the return of O'Sullivan, widely considered the most naturally talented player in the sport, and by some margin its biggest star at the box office.

Ken Doherty, the 1997 world champion, wrote on Twitter that he would welcome the return of O'Sullivan, widely considered the most naturally talented player in the sport, and by some margin its biggest star at the box office.

These talented people have differed widely in their personality traits and life stories.

But for every famous alum like Eddie Murphy or Adam Sandler, there are plenty of other talented individuals who aren't widely known for their association with the show.

Clippers Assess Damage The Clippers' talented young cast of players was widely criticized last season for spoiling a potentially solid campaign by playing selfishly.

Again Nicomachus was not an original or particularly talented mathematician, but this popularizing textbook was widely influential.