As Jefferson Mays brilliantly embodies her, Charlotte is a meticulous, modest soul.
The Scottish National Gallery also has a jewel of a show in Inspiring Impressionism, a celebration of the French painter Charles-François Daubigny (1817-78), plein-air pioneer, modest soul, major inspiration and friend to the impressionists.
Since Pettitte is a modest soul who has been involved in one of baseball's most tumultuous off-seasons, the Yankees have to hope that he will be able to avoid any distractions from the Clemens-McNamee soap opera and concentrate on pitching.
Maths genius Mary Cartwright was a modest soul and one of the early founders of chaos theory.
She was, and still is, a fairly modest soul with little inclination to be gratuitously offensive or inappropriate.
On Saturday there were almost no moments like these, when one performer's modest, individual soul broke through.
But she added: "All is forgotten, even momentarily forgiven, whenever Jessie Mueller, in the modest person of Carole King, sits down at the piano and pours heart and soul into familiar favourites from the composer's songbook".
A modest, gentle soul who graced the lives of all who knew her.
He is a young, modest, likable soul, something of an innocent, though with an eye firmly set on his own advancement.
The rest of this album intersperses originals (a surprisingly modest neo-soul "When Christmas Comes") with classics — a respectful "First Noël," an aptly baby-making take on "O Little Town of Bethlehem," and "Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)" as routed through a strip club.
