October 4 , 1923Evanston, Illinois April 5, 2008 Beverly Hills, California Charlton Heston, original name John Charles Carter (born October 4 , 1923 Evanston, Illinois, U.S. died April 5, 2008, Beverly Hills, California) American actor, known for his chiseled features and compelling speaking voice and for his numerous roles as historical figures and famous literary characters.
Now 41, Golden has the hulking presence of a former Penn State tight end and a compelling speaking style drawn from corporate leadership books.
AMONG all the luxuriant details to emerge from Kate Moss's English wedding this summer, with its abundance of Edwardian lace and wicker, perhaps the most compelling, culturally speaking, were the children's tepees.
That's a pretty compelling stat, speaking from semi-recent personal experience with the frustrating part-time college job hunt.
Even within families, culture divides: Hector's elderly father Manolis (the focus of the book's most compelling section) speaks Greek with his permanently angry wife and looks with scorn on the Australian habits of his son.
For all that was reassuringly predictable about this Fashion Week with its giddy spring colors, its welcome triumphs by designers and their handmaidens (if the stylist Katie Grand was not considered golden before, her Prada and Miu Miu shows were a kind of career apotheosis), its postshow debauchery -- the most compelling trends spoke of uncertainty and flux.
"Homosexuals are men who know nobody and who nobody knows.... Does this sound like me, Henry?" In an act of extraordinary theatrical and literary aplomb, Kushner lets his compelling characters, each speaking his own unique, mournful jazz, collide with both the real world and the world of their perfervid imaginations.
Both studies you guessed it were made up, and had been designed to present what were, objectively speaking, equally compelling statistics.
And he's just terrific: smart, witty, self-deprecating, charismatic, speaking in compelling whole sentences without notes.
With compelling voices like yours speaking up, Regan, we can push to make paid family leave the law of the land.
One that I found particularly compelling: a young woman speaking on a panel asks her audience to identify the worst question a parent can ask his or her child.
