Word: talented
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...movie's plot but in its whole visual and emotional style--is a brave choice that will make this film a classic. See this movie for a reminder of the wonderful heights that film can achieve, and for the at-long-last American arrival of a major international talent. Erwin R. Rosenberg...
...hear, and maybe even more fun to watch it performed. Perhaps Norris was a little too virtuosic in the concerto: while the notes were technically accurate, it was hard to make sense of the quick and dense passages, hard to appreciate Mendelssohn's skill and talent. All those music teachers were right: faster is not always better...
Without the inspiring leadership and incredible talent of senior co-captain Melissa Forcum, the Harvard's women's volleyball team might be swimming in a sea of Ivy League mediocrity...
Central Connecticut State Coach Bill Coleman, the NEC 1997 Coach of the Year, has his squad playing a very physical style similar to Brown's. The Lady Blue Devils are known for being aggressive to the ball. However, their wing defenders should be susceptible to the Crimson's talent-laden forwards...
...rises from 1943, when the collector and gallery owner Peggy Guggenheim commissioned him to paint a mural for her Manhattan apartment, to the early '50s--no more than 10 years. The final four years of his life brought a string of pictorial failures and, at best, semi-successes: no talent could survive the alcoholic battering Pollock gave his. And then at age 44, a fatal car crash, after which the rest is the kind of pop hagiology that America reserves for its culture heroes...