"with this talent" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific skill or ability that someone possesses. Example: With this talent for writing, she was able to effortlessly craft beautiful essays and stories.
"Against a player with this talent, you are always a little bit scared," Nadal said.
The subsequent lines on Hagel's dense résumé had everything to do with this talent for getting to know people.
"It's really devastating," Alex Rodriguez said, adding later: "There's absolutely no excuse for a team with this talent to be going home.
They had played with drive and ambition, utterly devoted to the idea of returning this trophy to Westphalia, and what a terrible pity it would be if a side with this talent are to be broken up.
It's hard to fathom why someone with this talent and drive – who took herself off to Chicago's legendary Second City club in 2010 to learn improv and clowning – was ever laid as low as her show suggests.
If they bring in or develop one or two players with this talent, this attitude, this personality on the pitch, they will get back to the top in terms of European football and competing properly to win the Champions League again.
The island of What Do We Do with All This Talent?
The conductor Jac van Steen lovingly tends the symphonic interludes that separate the scenes, drawing some impressive playing from the Garsington orchestra but ultimately, even with all this talent, the whole piece irritates rather than amuses.
Hovering just off camera is the sense that with all this talent and possibility, shouldn't these guys work together as they did when the disruption began?
But with all this talent, where are the leading roles?
With all this talent in the cast of one movie, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, it should be a guaranteed success.
