talentless

IPA: tˈæɫʌntɫʌs

Examples of "talentless" in Sentences

World wolfhesse @kyleandjackieo aka talentless hacks masquerading as entertainers.
This seems like another part of the culture that calls talentless stars of home-movie porn "celebrities."
But then I got banned and got called a talentless bad word by this DJ who was losing to me in a remix contest, but that's a different story.
Had you known Queenan was mocking you, now doubt you would have lumped him in with Mark Singer and Jeff MacGregor, who you described as talentless.
"To be famous and talentless, that is the curse," wrote English actor and author Stephen Fry in a thought-provoking September online essay on fame.
But today's footballers - who're paid to play in proper games with proper ball boys every week, on nice pitches with ace footballs and warm showers and fluffy towels - generally mope around the place looking like an X-factor wannabe called talentless by Louis Walsh.
What I shouldn't have known, however, because it's not true and doesn't even make sense, is that my saying that I didn't like to read his writing was the same as calling him a bad writer, let alone "talentless" as if the only reason anyone can have for not liking a writer's work is that the work is no good.