We got on like a house on fire and I think it started when we were talking one day and said, 'If we ever had kids, wouldn't they be gorgeous?' And they'd be talented and all singing and dancing, and then, a few G and Ts later.
We would be in London for a week; I was already feeling homesick, and Henrietta was sitting next to me, so I said yes, I believed he'd been talented on the guitar.
Many young people ruin what would otherwise be talented and useful lives by devoting themselves to law, and John at the time felt himself to be one of them (he was always remarking on the irony of leaving the artificial atmosphere of the court at 4.30pm for the real life of theatre rehearsals).
Would I be talented enough to do that?
(Actors and singers are creative, so why wouldn't they be talented designers?) But sometimes it's a bit, well, surprising.
He'd always been talented, now he is suddenly everywhere: aggressive, dynamic, determined.
One of the women the narrator interviews remembers seeing Lee and Elaine in the 40's "bopping down Eighth Street, two gorgeous girls, two women artists, talking, animated, brilliant, beautiful, the whole image of everything she'd dreamed she'd become part of: being talented and famous and most of all, famous friends".
Lin said he thought playing with the Rockets again would be fun "because we're talented".
Robert Meachem may have been the third or fourth best receiver, not including Jimmy Graham or Darren Sproles, in New Orleans, but he is talented and would be a good starter for Buffalo.
She is talented and would like to attend art school, but Baxter can't master her anxiety well enough to learn to drive or live in a dorm, so college art classes remain out of reach.
