There are many good and gifted priests.
"New York was blessed by the presence of these good and gifted women".
After the president told the Iraqis in a subtitled TV address that they were "a good and gifted people" who "deserve better than tyranny and corruption and torture chambers," Mr. Stewart cited it as proof that "condescension knows no borders".
He said: "It was evident from an early age that the most enviable aspect of my absurdly fortunate career was the companionship of so many good and gifted journalists, both inside and outside the office".
(Which, if true, would explain why Bush, in his first address to the Iraqis after the war, patted them on the head and called them "a good and gifted people," as if they had just reached those difficult pubescent years and needed a little bucking up).
Dr. KenGee Ehrlich, aka, the Good Chiropractor, gifted a pain relief package that included X-Rays and one month of unlimited chiropractic care.
But we worried we would lose the good will gifted to a company in "beta" if we didn't get them done promptly.
He's a good-looking, gifted, amusing man, less impaired than the French author with locked-in syndrome who wrote The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, but pretty immobile.
'He sees how valiantly people try, how they struggle with their own mediocrity,' says Hare. 'They're half-good, half-gifted, and it isn't enough against the immense forces of luck and circumstance.' America has always abhorred failure, punishing its exponents in a variety of ways.
Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer were good looking and gifted at manipulating others, including the police.
