He is quiet, differential and has none of the famous qualities of his predecessors.
In a public tribute to Welty in 1969, the great Faulkner champion Malcolm Cowley spoke in praise of her already famous qualities: "Gentle, unruffled, unassuming, kind, she is an unusual figure. . . .
Cipriani demonstrated his famous qualities of invention when, at the end of a swift counter-attack prompted by a crucial turnover, he chipped a perfect kick behind the covering defence for Cueto to collect on the bounce and score in the corner.
I tried to throw down a distracting piece of nonsense about the famous quality of Margaret's bannock, but Nector had already seized on the word I feared.
With Seattle on a roll — it's home to Microsoft, Amazon.com, Starbucks, Costco, Nordstrom — it is difficult to fathom why any team (or business, for that matter) would leave the city and its famous quality of life for a metropolitan area one-third its size.
And, oui, France also has its famous quality of life, which isn't figured in.
From the golden trophies, replicas of the F1 trophies lifted by Senna, to models of the fastest animals on land, everything is inspired by "velocidade" or speed, the most famous quality of the Brazilian racing driver.
We would be remiss, then, not to correct the misunderstanding of a famous quality-related stogieism: When Thomas Marshall (vice president under Woodrow Wilson) said, "What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar," he wasn't championing cheapness.
When its trunk is cut, it oozes a red sap that gives rise to cinnabar, a resin with famous medicinal qualities.
Is it Portia's famous "the quality of mercy is not strained" from The Merchant of Venice or the "sad stories of the death of kings" in Richard II? Share your favourite speeches, from plays old and new.
For instance, a caption in Gimbel's catalog clearly emphasized its marketing strategy focusing on value, "this charming morning frock is a splendid example of Gimbel style in the famous Gimbel quality and at a money-saving price that is characteristic of Gimbels" (Gimbel Brothers 1994 p. 8).
