You knew he was just a genuine man". Don says that in the midst of his fame, Banks remained a humble man whose talent and dignity will endure.
But what sets Born and Raised apart from John Mayer's other works is that he's finally humble to his talent.
Does he ever feel, like the actor in The Humbling, that his talent has deserted him?
PETER SCHJELDAHL: He seems to have been genuinely (as well as justifiably) humble about his talents as a painter.
The White House released a statement from President Clinton on Monday describing Griffith Joyner as "one of our greatest Olympians". "We were dazzled by her speed, humbled by her talent and captivated by her style," Clinton said.
Monteverdi himself, dedicating the publication of the Vespers and his "Missa in Illo Tempore" to Pope Paul V with formulaic obsequiousness, expressed hope, in a translation, that "the humble hill of my talent may daily grow more and more green".
Maintaining its nimble and humble culture, and attracting talent while growing rapidly, can become a challenge.
Burns's humble origins and poetic talent were the catalyst for Henry Mackenzie's labelling him as 'heaven-taught ploughman'.
With its sixth and final song soon-to-be released, the project brings unexposed talent from humble backgrounds to centre stage: a tea-seller, a cleaner, a 12-year-old peon and more, pairing up each artist with a well-known music producer.
A humble man with no talent for guile, Cardinal George never hid his desire for a longer life.
In this video, Chapple reveals the humble teaspoon's extraordinary talent for peeling an egg shell away from an egg.
