(1) He started with nothing but raw talent and determination.

(2) He has the raw talent to become a star.

(3) Good coaches develop raw talent into seasoned players.

(4) He has such a natural raw talent it would be a waste to keep him hanging on.

(5) Now he has channelled that aggression and raw talent to produce a golden combination of motivation and power.

(6) She was not a great trainer, but her raw talent was undeniable.

(7) It's a raw talent but she knows how to use it and she's unafraid.

(8) Its designer embodies raw talent.

(9) Have you ever heard the term raw talent?

(10) In Obama, he saw raw talent, strong drive, and a decent opportunity at winning.

(11) Such a raw talent, only 22, So amazed at the things that he can do.

(12) Despite their raw talent, both pitchers need the development a summer league like the ABL offers.

(13) Our bundle of raw talent rookie doesn't grasp what it means to be a professional.

(14) "It was such raw talent, my gut just went wild, " Braun says, and then pauses. "Maybe I shouldn't tell people I watched videos of Justin Bieber in the middle of the night."

(15) His attitude may be questionable but his raw talent most certainly is not.

(16) "At the moment he is a raw talent, " said Wenger.

(17) Hard work is important, but it is no substitute for raw talent.

(18) But although graft is indispensable, it is no replacement for raw talent.

(19) As a result, agents are becoming even more cagey about developing raw talent.

(20) With The Brightness, Mitchell gives us a glimpse into the raw talent and infectious energy of today's underground folkies, not to mention a handful of the places she's been.

(21) Then whether they go into finance or social work, their raw talent has been trained to its maximum potential.

(22) She rejects the reluctant and those with stubby fingers, although she does take a handful of adults whose zeal makes up for their lack of raw talent.

(23) But as someone who came to Arsenal unproven and undeveloped, he appreciates how the atmosphere at the club allows raw talent to thrive.

(24) Deloitte and other consultancies have noticed that as the economy begins to recover, companies are trying harder to nurture raw talent, or to poach it from their rivals.

(1) Hard work is important, but it is no substitute for raw talent.