A smart, beautiful, well spoken, young girl who can fight?
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And they're so well-spoken — that's not how anyone talks.
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KS: Actually, you're more well spoken than most of them.
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Her kids are awesome — they're well-spoken, fun, and friendly.
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Come to think of it ... those Kardashians are pretty well spoken.
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"A well-spoken person never goes out of style," says Taylor.
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She's very well spoken and clear on what's really going on.
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I dress well, am well spoken and want to continue working.
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She's a well-spoken graduate from UCL, where she studied interdisciplinary architecture.
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And it's not just because Ivanka is well-spoken and physically attractive.
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In the face of such well-spoken words, we are all Lorde.
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I'm educated, I'm well-spoken, and I know I can handle myself.
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He was well dressed and well spoken, and they let him aboard.
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On one hand, the leader: statesmanlike (ahem), commanding, well-spoken, imbued with gravitas.
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He is not a person like you who's very articulate, very well spoken.
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They're intelligent and well-spoken; they come off as more than decent people.
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He was a well-spoken man and had a great sense of humor.
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He's well read, very well spoken, but also very easy to talk to.
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"She was very intelligent, very well-spoken, and I found her interesting," she said.
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"She's a very well-spoken, and smart, and intelligent woman, and engaging," Johansson said.
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Does this mean that there are not well-spoken, well, morons, on the planet?
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I think you can be a well-spoken, thoughtful, caring person and still be aggressive.
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I think I won because I was well spoken and I was decently turned out.
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"She was well spoken, she never swore if there were arguments between us," says Jelancic.
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Despite lacking his brother's confidence and his sister's glamour, he was polite and well-spoken.
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We would return home well-dressed and well-spoken, products of the North's unbroken promise.
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If I had a nickel for every time somebody complimented me on being well-spoken.
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He looked like a high-schooler but was incredibly polished, modest, patient, and well-spoken.
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Someone like Milo is such a charismatic figure and such a well-spoken and entertaining figure.
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And she is adorable and she is so well-spoken and she is so charming, really.
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But a moderately intelligent and well-spoken person can tap dance around the question fairly easily.
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"She was thoughtful and well spoken, and we had similar interests outside of theater," he said.
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Well, the Senate certainly wasn't ready for how woke and well-spoken Snider was going to be.
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"She is confident, she is articulate, she is well-spoken, she plays in the band," Becnel said.
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Sonia is calm and well-spoken, only tearing up once the coffin is lowered into the ground.
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She was quietly confident, well-spoken, and fully aware of the politics surrounding the school she attends.
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"It might be some of the reason we're so well-spoken on the issues," Ms. Carey said.
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"People think that because she's polished and well spoken, that she isn't like him," Ms. Coulter said.
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"This is dangerous authoritarianism and they package silencing Americans who are popular and well-spoken," Jones said.
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He was actually a very well-spoken and smart individual, and he had a lot of charm.
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A well-spoken racist is also at the core of Denial, although he doesn't see himself as one.
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"Kirsten is very cultured and very well-spoken, but she is also a great listener," Mr. Osete said.
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He's well-educated, well-spoken, so he could just grow and become amazing – or he could just collapse.
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To most who know her name, Reese Witherspoon is the epitome of a poised, well-spoken Hollywood star.
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In his interviews, the normally well-spoken Cave seems sometimes jarringly frustrated or at a loss for words.
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Suave, clean-cut, and well-spoken, Macron the candidate seemed like the product of a centrist basement lab.
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An intense, leonine Michael Schantz makes the well-spoken utmost of his scenes as Aufidius, Coriolanus's bitterest foe.
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All day they called me a "well-spoken colored girl" and inappropriately asked that I sing Negro spirituals.
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All day they called me a "well-spoken colored girl" and inappropriately asked that I sing Negro spirituals.
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There was this time this guy came on the forums, he was weird and not very well-spoken.
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He's done impressive things and he's well-spoken, and he'd be a real asset to our state, representing us.
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They're well spoken, capable of succinctly expressing life's darkest moments and making some of this generation's greatest love ballads.
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Well spoken and charming, he wears gray Warby Parker glasses and keeps his jeans fashionably rolled at the ankle.
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This is one of the measures that art world institutions and their well-spoken representatives seem to routinely trot out.
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The punctual, organized and well-spoken millennials whom employers should want have played by the rules and completed college degrees.
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"White Nationalism 2.0," as it's often described in far-right circles, looks like Spencer: well-spoken, erudite, and khaki-clad.
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In her interviews — the first she's given in prison — she's poised, well-spoken, and very conscious of what she's done.
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Not only is she one of the division's most talented and recognizable figures, but she's also telegenic and well spoken.
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"The cast is riddled with good-looking white men that are very well-spoken, from Ivy League colleges," he said.
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He was an imposing, handsome, well spoken, strong individual who spoke not just passionately but eloquently about principles and morality.
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" James: "Smart, well-spoken, likes to have long, drawn-out conversations about things and maybe watch a Ted Talk or two.
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The panelists were well-spoken and smart, but I could have learned any of the facts from a 600-word article.
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Raven came across well-spoken, honest and heartfelt with Nick's family — even his dad was impressed at her level of maturity.
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He's just so smart and so well-spoken and I have no doubt he will turn this into a beautiful thing.
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Sen Graham walking out of the Capitol encounters Schiff, shakes his hand and says, "Good job, you're very well spoken." pic.twitter.
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Debonair and well-spoken, Thae Yong Ho has over ten years experience working on UK and EU-related issues as a diplomat.
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This week's one-on-one date was with Rachel, who has fantastic arms and is actually very smart, well-spoken and likable.
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Well-liked and well-spoken, Ivanka's mere presence reassured people who found Trump unbearable that there must be something good in him.
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By all accounts he was mild-mannered and dutiful, always hanging just to the side of things, always polite and well-spoken.
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She's also so well spoken about her illness; the both of us will talk at conferences, just to give doctors the other side.
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I was here and I heard Hillary Clinton speak and she's a pioneer on her own and is incredibly well-spoken and articulate.
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Even though he always seemed so poised and well-spoken, I wanted to see if Colton could unwind and get down and dirty.
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In his mid-2100s, robustly healthy, and extremely well-spoken, Siloh was living on the streets of Las Vegas just 29 months ago.
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Talking heads chatting around a table — no matter how well-informed and well-spoken they are — dispense with all of that expensive trouble.
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"He was always very skilled, well liked, well spoken and polite," said Maloney, whose son Dan was a high school teammate of Shattenkirk.
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BECAUSE, AND THEY'RE VERY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE AND THEY'RE WELL SPOKEN AND THEY HAVE WRITTEN US BEAUTIFUL MEMOS ON WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE.
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" When Spieth was out of earshot, she said: "I was struck by how well spoken he is and how incredibly humble he is.
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Like Carroll, Ford is an accomplished, professional, well-spoken woman who told the world a detailed, deeply personal story about a powerful man.
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But he&aposs a very thoughtful guy, well-read, well-spoken and knows the law better than anybody that I have ever met probably.
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Bosh is articulate and well-spoken, too, and if he wants it, there's a long and prosperous career ahead of him in basketball media.
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" Paris, who is an ambassador of the foundation, let her brother do the talking — telling the crowd that "he's always the most well-spoken.
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And even in her more dramatic roles, she brings the gravitas — and comic timing — of a well-spoken, thoughtful, and hilarious chameleon of sorts.
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The 33-year-old former Marine is photogenic, trim, well-spoken and from an established Pittsburgh family with a distinguished record in public service.
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"He's so charismatic and well-spoken, [so] he would be great in front of the camera as well as a host," the source says.
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His diverse ensemble, now called the Tanzania Albinism Collective, sang mostly in Swahili, but also local dialects, which remain well-spoken on the island.
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"She said that she had a meeting with him last week and that he was so charming, well-spoken and well-dressed," says Bass.
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He was charming, with a big smile, and well-spoken in the kind of way that put you at ease instead of intimidating you.
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Mr. Hallyday arrived onto a pop scene that was dominated by well-spoken musicians in neckties, pitter-patting out songs full of saucy wordplay.
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The French elite is made up of well-spoken front-row kids like Emmanuel Macron, products of exclusive schools, and often from aristocratic families.
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He is well spoken, highly educated and has a long record of pushing for closer cooperation between police services in Russia and the West.
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As with all of the alt-furries/alt-bronies I spoke to, he is male, American ("but of European descent"), and disarmingly well spoken.
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Late-night comedy: Elizabeth Warren was "incredibly competent, pragmatic, intelligent and well-spoken — in other words, she never had a chance," Seth Meyers said.
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"He was well dressed, he was well spoken, he had a PowerPoint," said Eric Webb, a father of two who drove to Champaign, Ill.
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Nobody seems to have been as well-spoken about the subject than Zaya herself, who said she wants to be a role model to others.
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" Though she is smart, well-spoken, and certainly camera friendly, she has described herself, when it comes to her husband's campaign, as "a mom first.
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Trump-style ambition Socially poised and well-spoken, Ivanka is an extremely ambitious young woman who knows how to capitalize on her wealth and fame.
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We sure hope Rannells sticks around in the spotlight after Girls ends this season; we can always use a well spoken guy on our team.
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While he often seemed uniformed and erratic during the campaign, he is intelligent and well spoken when he wants to be, and he thinks big.
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WASHINGTON — Wanted: Two aggressive defenders of President Trump, well-spoken lawmakers who can work with Democrats when needed but dominate TV debate panels at night.
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And so out of that to invent, as my father did, this socially adept, well-spoken, charming chap — that was an operation of great complicity.
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Democrats, meanwhile, were bitterly remembering that last year Barack Obama had nominated an intelligent, well-spoken moderate moderate in the form of Judge Merrick Garland.
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Cory Booker as "well-spoken," and falsely stated that he had never been criticized about his controversial stop-and-frisk program before running for president.
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Her aversion to nonsense isn't merely acerbic—calm and well-spoken though she remains, she can still run you over with her full-on bitterness.
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Teammates call him the President, owing as much to his professional, well-spoken demeanor as to his deep, baritone voice and passing resemblance to Barack Obama.
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If confirmed, Mr. Marino should prioritize this deadly crisis among all relevant agencies and ensure government officials are well-informed and well-spoken on the issue.
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Luster's well-spoken teenage niece, Eeshyia King, who lives with the family, was experiencing breakouts and rashes that drove her to an intense face-washing ritual.
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"Ivana Trump is well-spoken and, like Shirley Temple Black, she is seen as someone who could bring star power to the country," Mr. Best said.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina congratulated lead impeachment manager Adam Schiff on his delivery and said Schiff was "well-spoken" and did "a good job."Sen.
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During our chat, Otep was exactly as I expected she would be: professional, well-spoken, and thoughtful, with an effortless confidence in her views, abilities, and self.
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The witnesses that would be examined for the next three hours represented both sides of the issue, and it must be said were earnest and well spoken.
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"I realized how beautiful and well-spoken she was in person," said Mr. Cordova, who had just come from a Bernie Sanders rally in Washington Square Park.
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This primary campaign — like the one in 2008 — is starting to also showcase another young, smart, well-spoken and relatively inexperienced candidate from the Midwest: Mayor Pete.
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Still, for a doomsday play, "Ruins" is remarkably pleasurable: well paced, well spoken and very deft in planting slyly placed clues as to what the future will be.
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Mr. McEwan's narrator is one well-spoken, highbrow baby (a kind of less diabolical Stewie from "Family Guy"), who possesses all the verbal gifts of his creator (Mr.
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Cory Booker as "well-spoken," and for making misleading statements about past criticisms of his support for the unconstitutional stop-and-frisk program while mayor of New York.
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In his own mind, Norman Oppenheimer, a well-dressed, well-spoken Manhattanite played with feeling and mischief by Richard Gere, is what's known in Yiddish as a macher.
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No matter how your community reacts to a mass shooting -- and no matter how well spoken your high school kids are -- the national attention span simply moves on.
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" • Several acknowledged that other students had challenged what they thought they knew: "First off I want to say well spoken, I think you made some very key points.
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When Michael Peppiatt, at 21, met Francis Bacon, the 53-year-old artist was already all artifice, well spoken when well rehearsed, his bistro doctrines applauded by clinking glasses.
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He's more intelligent and well-spoken than most Trump supporters have been portrayed, and he actually articulates some of the fair criticisms the right has leveled at the left.
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The first thing I want to know is how this neat, well-spoken 26-year-old got into the large-scale production of synthetic drugs at the age of 22.
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That will work in his favor, as will the fact that he's not only a superstar on the court but also a well-spoken, extremely likable human off of it.
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Mr. Philby, highly educated, well spoken and driven by hostility to fascism rather than by greed, fits perfectly with the image that Soviet and Russian intelligence operatives have of themselves.
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" Ms. Goldberg said she was encouraged to think that "I too could be well-spoken, tall, majestic, an emissary of black folks" who, like the Supremes, "came from the projects.
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They spun an irresistible fantasy of a high-stakes patriotic mission where her actions and commitment mattered, where a mysterious, well-spoken man made her feel relevant and in control.
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She described white students accusing students of color who get good grades of cheating, saying they "talk like a white person" when they are well-spoken, and other forms of racism.
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George W. Bush's election despite his prolific malapropisms was a first indication that being well spoken was a much lower priority for Americans in choosing a president than it once was.
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"Dan is a gentleman, very measured and well-spoken, but almost soft-spoken, where Grimm threatens to throw you off a balcony," said David Catalfamo, a New York-based GOP strategist.
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Cory Booker said Friday he was "taken aback" by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg calling him "well-spoken," and said Bloomberg played into a tired trope about African Americans.
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In the showdown between Zuckerberg and Washington, they felt Facebook's well-spoken founder had won, proving to everyone else what they'd known all along: Washington politicos are no match for Silicon Valley.
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Instead, it was about the package: having a great talent and fit body; being well-spoken, poised under pressure and comfortable addressing current events; being young, female, and yes, in part, attractive.
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Her educated and well-spoken character Julia Baker, the first black professional woman depicted in an American TV series, stood in stark contrast to the subservient roles typically reserved for black characters.
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And, through story after story, she forced me to see mine: I was wrong to presume that young men couldn't be beautifully well spoken and lucid about issues of love and sex.
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While the other contestants didn't seem to actually answer the question about a mistake they had made in life and what they had learned from it, she was poised and well spoken.
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By the time he arrived, the crowd had swelled to 300 and Escalante – a well-spoken businessman who owns trucks and sells produce – said he jumped on the vehicle to reason with them.
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The well-spoken, Harvard-educated Rhodes scholar and Navy veteran has risen in recent polls and his fundraising hauls are impressive -- worthy of a top tier candidate that America should be taking seriously.
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In Alias Grace, the setting is less explicitly dystopian, ostensibly clothed in soothing tones of a historical drama where servants are pleasant and well-spoken, masters are benign, and the world is good.
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Her biggest strength: Trump's composed, well-spoken daughter -- a powerful figure in her own right -- could validate her father with women, who at this stage polls show holding overwhelmingly negative views of him.
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The people whose circumstances I chronicled were at times almost unbelievably well-spoken; I sometimes felt that in describing how remarkable they were, I invited negative scrutiny, the supposition that I had exaggerated.
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" Greenberg also has never written for streaming television, which, crowded with well-spoken, almost implausibly quick-witted characters, is undoubtedly indebted to his plays, whether it's HBO's "Succession" or Apple's "The Morning Show.
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Mr. Beilman will play Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto on Saturday with the Orchestra of St. Luke's at the Caramoor Festival in Katonah, N.Y. He's also a personable, well-spoken artist, as this video suggests.
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Catch up quick: Bloomberg characterized Booker as "well-spoken" Friday morning when responding to a reporter's question about how only white candidates are expected to participate in the next Democratic debate, per CNN.
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On a rainy day, a succession of elegant customers trailed in and out as Dunne chatted about the store, providing a fine snapshot of the typical customer: well-turned-out, well-read, well-spoken.
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"We interviewed Stormy Daniels on the show and James Comey and Michael Avenatti all within a day of each other and I found her by far the most credible and well-spoken," McCain said.
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And in winning four of their first five games in the Olympic tournament — and I was there for all but one of them — they emerged as a determined and well-spoken group of young women.
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Before Bergmann pops the big question, Gunnlaugsson is the model Nordic statesman: tactful, erudite, and well-spoken, offering platitudes about restoring trust between the government and the populace—which is actually pretty funny in retrospect.
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She is calm, collected, and well-spoken on camera – both in the present and in old interviews – but with a a jagged edge that reveals itself when people question Rajneesh or she feels her community threatened.
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He wrote, Dear Ms. Shetterly: People around here — well, one person — came to me excited to hear my name mentioned on public radio by a "very well-spoken" young woman who turns out to be you.
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson's elegantly staged production, which opened on Monday night at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, is good-looking, well-spoken and intelligent, as easy on the ears as it is on the eyes.
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Sen. Cory Booker said on Friday that he hopes people around 2020 rival Michael Bloomberg are discussing why describing him as "well-spoken" is problematic and part of bigger frustrations within the black community, CNN reports.
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He's actually very funny and well-spoken, self-confident, and embracing leadership roles both as a member of the Quaker community and at the LGBTQ center in Richmond, where he established a trans people of color group.
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She recruited two teams of young, well-groomed, well-spoken college men of the same height — one team black, the other white — and gave them identical résumés as they applied for 350 entry-level jobs in Milwaukee.
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Compared to Zuckerberg, who some experts say was hard to relate to and difficult to understand last spring, Sandberg is media-trained, well-spoken, seems approachable and has a large following through her books and speaking events.
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And while some said they didn't think he did as well as Castro on the immigration question during the debate, they thought he was genuine and well-spoken about his immigration plan during his visit to the facility.
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In parole hearings that are hurried and often disorganized, the board members' first impressions of an inmate — whether he is well spoken or inarticulate, neat or disheveled, black or white — can have an outsize impact on his future.
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Along the way, he will find his fate shackled — for a while, literally — to that of a slave he buys at auction, the well-spoken John Blanke (a wittily regal Chukwudi Iwuji), who has great expectations of his own.
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"He's very well-spoken but he doesn't have any real experience, and I think he's entirely beholden to the rich donor class," Henry Buck, 30, said of Mr. Buttigieg after hearing Mr. Sanders speak at a stop in Nashua.
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In a recently released clip of the show, you can watch a slightly hammered (but much more well-spoken than most of the drunk comedians featured on the show) Miranda tells the story of America's first secretary of the treasury.
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Here we have the most powerful man in the world, continuing to look over his shoulder at someone who has proved to be his social nemesis: the dapper, well-spoken world leader in contrast to his buffoonish caricature of one.
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But in practice, I think it's very similar to someone who is extremely well-spoken and has read so many books and knows philosophy and psychology, but they can express a point to you without bringing any of that in.
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Regarded as well-spoken and telegenic, Rubio began facing criticism a few months ago when he was perceived as campaigning too little in Iowa and New Hampshire, the two states where next month party members will cast their first ballots.
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The video above shows a driver who wants to move his car bickering with a lady who definitely doesn't want to move hers; it's well-spoken, it's cutting, and the whole thing is pretty much as British as it gets.
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Now, she cannot help but cringe at the slights her husband receives — the people who fawn that he is so well-spoken; the police officer who was rude to him when he was trying to help a car crash victim.
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"Because we are still using a lot of farm-to-table ingredients and nicer cheeses, they definitely need to be well spoken about ingredients, to think of it more as fine dining even though it's a casual environment," Mr. Sundstrom said.
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Mike Bloomberg on Friday expressed regret for calling fellow Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker "well-spoken" earlier in the day, after the New Jersey senator said he was "taken aback" by the racially loaded remark from the former New York mayor.
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Teal Swan, a tall, Amazonian woman with piercing blue eyes and long, dark hair, is a well-spoken wellness guru for the Goop generation and a self-described "spiritual catalyst" who boasts a large and dedicated following (nearly 8003,000) on social media.
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That day, then, they were slumming it, because alongside a selection of well-attired, well-spoken gentlefolk they had me, decked out in grubby jeans and a Burning Witch shirt, along with a handful of other (admittedly better turned-out) rock types.
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A well-spoken and respectful competitor, but with skills worthy of a spot in the finals in the first place, he's everything you'd want a giant, casual viewership to see as their introduction to what a professional Street Fighter player is like.
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The way people speak has always been on her radar, she said, so two and a half years ago, when she noticed her teenage daughter -- who was always very well-spoken and poised -- starting to use "like" between every other word, she freaked out.
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Instead, Thomas represented a wholesome, parent-approved version of the 22017s and, by all accounts, that's who he was: a well-spoken introvert ( People once labeled him a "Smart Throb") who didn't like the Hollywood scene and struggled with the implications of his fame.
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Plenty of British actors come up through student theater and performance groups at Oxbridge, and they tend to be the well-spoken ones with shining eyes: Hugh Grant, Rosamund Pike, Thandie Newton, Tilda Swinton, Kate Beckinsale, and, uh, Sacha Baron Cohen (who was Weisz's contemporary).
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Most of the soldiers, who should look pinched and ration-fed, are well nourished, handsome, and unmistakably modern specimens—oddly well spoken, too, and lacking that earth-dark humor with which combatants everywhere seek to lighten their load and to wrestle down their dread.
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And yet he carried himself with a certain dignity, kept himself immaculately dressed and groomed, was well mannered and well spoken, and possessed an enviably large vocabulary, was almost always cheerful, and could unleash, at any moment, his one weapon of beauty, which was his smile.
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" (Formerly "My Fair Lady") In modern-day London, a feisty urban female youth turned doctoral candidate teaches her rich male capitalist mentor about the depth and the variety of language and expression, causing him to abandon his snobbish ideas about what it means to be "well-spoken.
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So far, he's been measured -- well-spoken and silent on the big issues -- but with a platform tacking rightward, taking a tough stance on Hamas, asserting Israeli control over the Jordan Valley and not endorsing a Palestinian state, in an effort to capture disaffected Netanyahu voters.
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Mr. Rickman gained a worldwide audience the following year in "Die Hard," the first of the Hollywood action-thriller franchise, playing Gruber, the devious, well-spoken terrorist whose takeover of the fictional Nakatomi Plaza building in Los Angeles is foiled by the resourceful police officer John McClane, played by Bruce Willis.
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"I know personally, just from talking to production, it's hard to get a really, really good candidate, but here you are faced with a candidate who is attractive, who is a fan favorite, well-spoken, served for our country, has a good story, loves the women in his family," Lindsay explained.
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"Black people experience this daily, in social and professional environments, whether it's being greeted with "Wha Gwarn", touching our hair without permission, being told we are "so well-spoken", being repeatedly stopped in our luxury cars or being asked if we have a ticket to travel in first class," writes Jamelia.
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In between telling Rachel Lindsay that Lee is a meddling snake, Kenny was given the opportunity to FaceTime his 10-year-old daughter McKenzie, During the conversation, Kenny started to cry while talking with his mature and well-spoken daughter, who encouraged him to enjoy his time on the show.
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"I had no idea who he was or what he wanted, but he was very polite and well-spoken," recalled Ms. Gryaznevich, who had recently returned from the eastern city of Vladivostok after spending a night in police detention for helping to organize a conference there sponsored by Open Russia.
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And I find that most people who are looking for advice were in the same position that I was in — from nowhere, no connections, didn't feel particularly intelligent, well spoken, or good looking, just swimming around in the land of the B-minus with no connections and no one to help me.
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Not because they're not well spoken or don't have interesting things to say -- in fact, the whole reason they've been given their own podcast, the reason we are talking in the first place, is because they have so much to say about their time on one of the most beloved American comedies of this generation.
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Like in 2004—when many at home were left wondering why the well-spoken, inspiring guy named Obama wasn't the candidate instead of John Kerry—there will be plenty of media reaction (and this time social media reaction) belatedly wondering whether Sanders is the candidate who would've given Democrats the best chance to defeat Trump.
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More importantly, the long-time Greg Jackson student will look to remind the world of the kind of fighter she is; not just a talented athlete and a threat to many of the game's top strawweights, but also a well-spoken and telegenic competitor with some real upswing as far as drawing power goes.
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"He's well spoken, did a good job of creating a tapestry, taking bits and pieces of evidence and emails and giving a rhetorical flourish, making the email come alive -- sometimes effectively, sometimes a little over the top," the South Carolina Republican said about Schiff, who has been laying out the House's case against Trump.
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How much more effective would it have been, for instance, if a well-spoken prisoner from the last prisoner protest could have instead told us in a well-placed editorial about the maggots and rocks in the Aramark food they were given to eat, and the sexual harassment of the prisoners by the employees of the ones providing that food?
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He doesn't have the temperament, the ethics, or the intellect to do the job," Bloomberg told Gayle KingGayle KingBloomberg reporting policy not pretty or perfect, but right Bloomberg apologizes after critics say his calling Booker 'well spoken' was racist Bloomberg on his media company not investigating Dems: Employee paychecks come 'with some restrictions and responsibilities' MORE on "CBS This Morning.
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The audience, meanwhile, knows what the WWE cares about, giving it enough knowledge of wrestling's inner workings to analyze each narrative not just through its in-world logic ("this guy will win the championship because he seems more driven") but by considering external forces ("this guy will win the championship because he is well-spoken enough to represent the company when he inevitably shows up on 'Today'").
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Yet you infer an astonishing amount about all the characters, who also include a pregnant book editor (Amelia Workman), who is a client of Peter's and quotes the Keats ode that gives the play its title; a big-talking, London-based chum of Alex's (Odiseas Georgiadis); and a well-spoken man (Leroy McClain) who strikes up an unexpected – and initially unwelcome – friendship with Alice.
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" In August 2018 court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Fawcette objected to Johnson's petition to be named Nichols' conservator, arguing that the actress is "perfectly able to manage her financial and personal affairs," pointing to the 2013 video evidence that Nichols is "well-spoken, coherent and articulate" and noting her "active, current involvement in the film industry, including frequent visits to many Star Trek entertainment conventions, acting roles in new films, and interviews with the largest U.S. newspapers.
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