For two decades and more, she appeared to be a bizarre mix of talent, principle, integrity and misjudgment.
I tend to think of corporations as more like basketball teams than baseball teams, but clearly the folks at Enron and their consultants at McKinsey, a company that has been a great proponent of the talent principle, think otherwise.
Its central character, Frédéric Moreau, is a passive version of Emma, and the ruling motif is one of prostitution the sale of love, talent, and principle.
Mostly, however, the return of Mr Abe's ghost suggests a party bereft of ideas, new talent and principles.
He was a man of real talent and real principle.
It stars the New Wave icon Michel Piccoli (from Godard's "Contempt") as an elderly actor of mighty talent and firm principle who — confronting personal tragedy, flagging strength, and rebarbative new working conditions — decides, Candide-style, to cultivate his own garden.
Pace, meanwhile, shows mainly Chinese artists at its Beijing space, leaving it and the London gallery to chaperone their own local talent, "with Pace principle, and obviously Pace capital," said Marc Glimcher, president of the Pace Gallery, which will be at Art Basel this year.
As artists ourselves, we founded the gallery on the fundamental principle of talent and ability.
Muhammad Ali's talent, charisma and strong principles were responsible for raising boxing's popularity across the world, according to former US president Bill Clinton.
Many of the most admired companies in the world, and many start-ups who will one day enter those ranks, support these and other principles around talent.
A good and gracious woman of many talents and high principles who acted to help others.
