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talents
Plural noun of the word talent.
His talents were evident, his passion was comedy, he expressed it with fun and playful humor.
Submitted by MaryC on May 10, 2016
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of talents in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of talents in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of talents in a Sentence
For 22 years, I had a courtside seat to watch David in action, he was a mentor and one of my dearest friends. We spent countless hours in the office, at arenas and on planes wherever the game would take us. Like every NBA legend, David had extraordinary talents, but with him it was always about the fundamentals preparation, attention to detail, and hard work.
Within ourselves we all have the gifts and talents we need to fulfill the purpose we've been blessed with."
The studio's legacy is due in large part to Amy's passion for storytelling and love of this industry. I am delighted that Amy will be continuing her association with SPE through this new venture, which capitalizes on her extraordinary talents, in recent months, SPE faced some unprecedented challenges, and I am grateful for Amy's resilience and grace during this period.
To do our job, which is solving some of the hardest technology problems the world faces for security reasons, we need all talents and we need people who dare to think differently and be different, we need different backgrounds, experiences, intellects, sexualities, because it is in mixing all of those together that you get the creativity and innovation we desperately need.
Look here! God gave you unique gifts and talents in order for you to be the best person that you can be. And then most impotantly, for you to touch or enrich the lives of others. That is to say, your God-given talents or gifts (your money, riches, insights, motivations, inspirations or stuffs like that) are not just given to you for your own good or betterment. They are equally given to you so that you can use them to better someone else's life or other people's lives. Yes! that is it and that is that, period. ~Emeasoba George
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