How To Use Brilliantly In A Sentence
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It scales brilliantly, degrades gracefully, supports optional categories and ‘beaming,’ and is configurable to an unlimited number of options.
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She will probably behave brilliantly if you make the generous overture of inviting her in the first place.
Times, Sunday Times
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But Fable Coin Golf is a miniature triumph, brilliantly mixing the dynamics of pinball and shove ha'penny with cunningly compelling results.
The 25 best smartphone games of 2011 (so far) – part one
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Last season Marsh pulled off a string of penalty saves and he did not disappoint this time, brilliantly palming away Nick Fisher's spot kick.
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He played brilliantly for the first set but then went rather off the boil.
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a great artiste's rendering of that story of fierce passion and aching desire so brilliantly enacted under the white sunbeat of a country of cloudless skies.
Wyoming, a Story of the Outdoor West
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Nonetheless, he has used these piano based samples as an interesting canvas on which to work, and his modifications shine through brilliantly.
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The original had a thin premise and an anorexic plot, but delivered brilliantly choreographed fight scenes and downplayed gun violence.
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The strategy worked brilliantly.
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There was something brilliantly provocative about the conjoining of two Arsenal related news items this week.
Arsenal's failure to win trophies is not down to faint hearts | Barney Ronay
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In this new book, Harrison brilliantly disentangles complex debates.
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Burbank spent seventeen years hybridizing the common oxeye daisy with the English daisy, the German daisy, and the small but brilliantly white Japanese daisy.
Jane S. Smith: Daisies, Weddings, and Making the Ideal Real
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Then Bale crosses brilliantly from the left to Crouch at the far post; Lord alone knows how the big man missed it.
Tottenham Hotspur v FC Twente – as it happened
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Like a streetcorner serenade, it's got all the oooh's, aaah's, handclaps and snaps of classic doo-wop, and yet it somehow remains brilliantly, unwaveringly faithful to the original.
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A brilliantly staged, choreographed and performed piece of theatre.
Times, Sunday Times
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The diamond was shining brilliantly in the sun, casting tiny rainbows on her fingers.
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The whole cast performs / perform brilliantly.
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The crater was still in shadow, but the floodlights mounted around its rim lit the interior brilliantly.
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It has been a brilliantly written drama, riveting and full of twists and turns.
The Sun
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Set realistic goals, which Frank Typer defined brilliantly as those that are 'Beyond your grasp but within your reach.
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In 2005, in typical Roadrunner fashion, the label devised a brilliantly inventive way to celebrate its milestone 25th anniversary.
Roadrunner Records Latest News
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By causing only one group of colors to light, the electrician can secure all sorts of variations, and with the aid of "dimmers" permit the lights to shine brilliantly or merely to glow with faint radiance.
Writing for Vaudeville
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What Jackson does so brilliantly is to capture the surrealism of family life with its impossible combination of adults forced to explain and impose standards of behaviour that collapse into ludicrousness under the stern eye and wild logic of your average four-year-old.
Seeing The Funny Side « Tales from the Reading Room
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While Williams made her way brilliantly through its forest of steps, the dance was more demanding than affecting.
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The Vieux Carre, you must know, is the old French heart of New Orleans, and one gigantic fleshpot fine houses and walks, excellent eating-places and gardens, brilliantly lit by night, with music and gaiety and colour everywhere, and every second establishment a knocking-shop.
Isabelle
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Giving us a brilliantly provocative model of how a text can be discussed against its own expectations, this book will prove highly productive for literary studies.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The brilliantly knowledgeable staff are very helpful.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have read most of his books, and I think that he brilliantly attacked the illegality of the income tax.
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A brilliantly emotional book by a master storyteller.
The Sun
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It was naughtier than most medical dramas, and was brilliantly written and acted.
The Sun
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The story is set brilliantly in the context of ever changing social and scientific milieus, which often gave rise to controversy, some of which continues to this day.
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Both of them sat on lawn chairs in the yard behind the condo now, their gazes locked on the brilliantly starry sky.
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Big plans and bold choices should work out brilliantly now that ruling planet Mars is in your sign.
The Sun
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The cult image of Artemis was brought out from the inner sanctum and, gilded and white, shone brilliantly in the morning sun.
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The elongate, loose inflorescence usually bears 4 10 brilliantly rose-coloured flowers which completely lack nectar or other food for anthophilous insects and thus act by deceit.
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Its collection of entwined stories is brilliantly constructed, moving between satirical comedy and unforced pathos.
Times, Sunday Times
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Marvin Gaye is another one of the many faces of God and his music is aging brilliantly
Salvati dunque e scolpati
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The movie is brilliantly scripted by Aaron Sorkin, author of the courtroom drama A Few Good Men and the TV series The West Wing, and incisively directed by David Fincher, whose films (among them Se7en, Fight Club, The Game and Zodiac) show him to be a doubter of outward appearance, a questioner of accepted realities.
The Social Network – review
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He was brilliantly convincing with a strong Irish brogue, righteous indignation when confronted with the insignificance of his rumours, and disarming blarney.
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Cole Porter's brilliantly catchy songs sound as good today as they ever did.
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Its collection of entwined stories is brilliantly constructed, moving between satirical comedy and unforced pathos.
Times, Sunday Times
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The building's delicately sculpted arches, domes and turrets are brilliantly mirrored in the waters below.
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Nigel promised crisp bacon and breadcrumbs would work brilliantly with long strings of pasta, with a final few glugs of oil (olive, not motor) being lubricant enough.
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He captures the twinkling eyes and mischievous grin brilliantly.
The Sun
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Through his consummate technical skill and artistic vision, Botticelli brings this heroic progress brilliantly and miraculously to life.
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It has been a brilliantly written drama, riveting and full of twists and turns.
The Sun
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Beethoven's only opera, both a love story and a paean to freedom, is full of dramatic and musical inconsistencies, yet it works brilliantly.
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The Anklet Hypothesis can also apply to wrists, as so brilliantly demonstrated by Tsukasa in this pic.
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The author cannot say: This is actually a brilliantly written passage and you, the reader, are just too much of a numskull to understand.
The Writing Team
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Under Hartley T A Kemp's vivarium-like lighting no nuance of the five actors 'brilliantly hyper-real performances is lost.
Love, Love, Love - review
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It has bounced back brilliantly from the global recession but must be careful to avoid being sucked into the engines of an expanding China.
The New World Order
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Marina & The Diamonds dons a blonde wig and a new sound for brilliantly housey single Radioactive.
The Populist: the column that wants to rap battle Anne Hathaway
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It was this combination of toughness and restraint, of will, nerve and wisdom, so brilliantly controlled, so matchlessly calibrated, that dazzled the world.
The Courtier
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Not only does Sacco render brilliantly the crater-pocked streets of Gorazde, the faces of amputees in bombed-out hospitals, the uniforms of the Serb military, but he draws in detail the design on the package of the ubiquitous Drina cigarettes and the hairstyles of the girls he meets who ask him to bring Levi's 501s from Sarajevo.
Maus Culture
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I might be just a little biased, but this album is an absolute corker, chocka full of great songs that brilliantly document Melissa's move from New York to rural Kansas.
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He was infantile, narcissistic, driven, unreasonable and, at times, brilliantly irrational.
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Paul Wright was unfortunate that his downward header was saved brilliantly by McCulloch.
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Ndibe infuses his work with traditional African values, sayings and beliefs that brilliantly parallel the baseness of a corrupt modern state on the brink of ruin.
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First, Mr Obama was unable to outwit and outcharm them on camera, as he had done brilliantly during a televised exchange with House Republicans in late January.
The Economist: Correspondent's diary
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My best friend introduced me to her new fella last year and we got on brilliantly.
The Sun
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In the opening 15 minutes he had a shot cleared off the line and a left-foot drive brilliantly saved.
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Gripping drama and brilliantly acted.
The Sun
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But any doubts as to just how brilliantly Rock of Gibraltar had developed were dispelled in the Irish 2,000 Guineas when he pulverised the opposition at the Curragh.
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It's extremely hard working together but on the whole it works brilliantly and we're still good friends.
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While the series gives us two brilliantly portrayed murderers, for me this unsentimental portrait of women of principle is more impressive.
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Despite this initial facetiousness, Aaronovitch acclaimed a book he found "technically accomplished, brilliantly written, full of wit and virtuosity".
Critical eye: book reviews roundup
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There is no trace left in the whole of London of the old, flat-footed waiters whose eyes were all over the place and who did their job so brilliantly that a pleasant symbiosis developed between them and the guests.
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India's collection of medium-pacers—a rising factor in the game as the growing volume of cricket played makes the life of the genuine paceman an injury-ridden nightmare—have executed a very simple plan brilliantly, plonking the ball on a certain line and length, varying their pace and wobbling it a bit in the air, and England have had no answer.
Both India, England Struggle on Foreign Soil
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They encored with England Made Me, and a brilliantly dispassionate version of one of Bowie's more histrionic moments.
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We got on brilliantly and after that we talked almost nonstop via text or email.
The Sun
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Robby walked out onto his lawn with just a trace of a stagger and jumped into his brilliantly, subtle performance.
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The art was not well served on the brilliantly sunny public opening day by Mr. Piano's elaborate system of sensor-activated window shades and artificial illumination, nor by his brise-soleil canopy.
A Modern Wing Takes Flight
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The actors took a short while to fully get into the difficult dialogue, but by the end, the confessions, revelations and delusions were brilliantly spelt out.
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The XJ120, introduced in 1948, brilliantly emulated the graceful wave-motion of the leaping Panthera onca in the forests of the Amazon.
Wildwood
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He succeeded brilliantly but at the cost of reducing his flagship to a dismasted wreck.
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The Ligeti, done with the soloist Christian Tetzlaff, was sheer dazzlement, a brilliantly ingenious manipulation of remote sonorities.
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Lewis was aggressive, eccentric, moody, and brilliantly clever.
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He seems to do everything brilliantly - piano playing, skiing, sailing.
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It's extremely hard working together but on the whole it works brilliantly and we're still good friends.
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The little cube glitters brilliantly on a bed of white foam, its surface rippling with colour.
Times, Sunday Times
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he solved the problem brilliantly
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Featuring an ageing Las Vegas showgirl, brilliantly performed by Nadine Tyson, it mixed camp style and pathos with the glitz and energy of showbiz.
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In the ensuing minutes, Chelsea almost concede two: Ambrosio saves brilliantly from a Dado Prso header, before Chelsea are forced to clear off the line from a Morientes scissors kick.
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Sun, the 2004 women's Olympic doubles champion from China, combined brilliantly with Serbian Zimonjic to dominate the match and win 7-6(7-4) 6-4 in 81 minutes on Rod Laver Arena.
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Vettel tried to retake Hamilton but, with a Virgin backmarker Lucas di Grassi also in the mix, Hamilton responded brilliantly and the Red Bull driver went off the track.
Lewis Hamilton's hopes blow up behind Mark Webber's charge
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Meal ended with La Grande, a wafered Chocolate Peanut Butter Torte with Banana Ice Cream coupled with an unusual but brilliantly bold pairing of Michele Chiarlo, Moscato d'Asti, "Nivole," Piedmont, Italy 2006.
Paige Donner: Greening Hollywood: The Grand Del Mar Eco-Luxury
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It was as if a little mechanical toy should be contrived to make the motion of striking, and brilliantly _make_ it.
Browning's Heroines
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A brilliantly instinctive, one-handed catch at first slip was particularly memorable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Our weekends were jewels, sparkling brilliantly amidst the lonely drudgery of the rest of my week.
LOVE YOU MADLY
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The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too.
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He stays well and he jumped brilliantly in his first two races as a novice chaser.
The Sun
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The D major conclusion blazed forth in its full glory, brilliantly anticipated by a momentary slowing of the tempo just before the final outburst.
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In the winter of '58 however, John came home one evening, his cheeks brilliantly pink from the frigid cold, and his hands shoved deep into his pockets.
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Gene Wilder is brilliantly understated as the Waco Kid, a stark contrast to the neurotic nebbish Leo Bloom in Brooks's The Producers.
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Ross Flynn in his first race, ran brilliantly to finish in fourth place and win his first of many medals.
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His works make up a spectacular fleet of brilliantly festooned machines.
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Occasionally, one breaks the surface and shimmers brilliantly in the light - a brief squeal of stirring music accompanied by swift, subtle piano plinks.
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And although one would be amazed at the prodigious child who could follow to the letter its snaky progress, it captures brilliantly that moment when adults enrapture children by behaving like children themselves.
Luka and the Fire of Life by Salman Rushdie - review
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She will probably behave brilliantly if you make the generous overture of inviting her in the first place.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first sunbeams were shining brilliantly, spreading their golden glow over the calm water.
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Unamplified orchestral sound resonates distinctly around the hall, though far from brilliantly.
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It's a brilliantly sunny morning.
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The University of Florida researcher has come up with a brilliantly simple way to tackle tooth decay.
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Brilliantly though the power of war to destroy, corrupt and degrade everything it touches is conveyed, the book's unrelieved grimness will be a problem for some.
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The brake fern is dead and withered; the tip of each frond curled over downwards by the frost, but it forms a brown background to the dull green furze which is alight here and there with scattered blossom, by contrast so brilliantly yellow as to seem like flame.
Hodge and His Masters
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Fortunately, as but one example of a phytoremediating organism, there is the white-rot fungus Phlebia radiate, specifically mentioned by New Scientist in a short article about Robert Riggs 'idea for what Subtopia brilliantly referred to as fungoidal bomb-hacking.
Vaux-le-Vicomte in the DMZ
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Whoever wants "cleverality," whoever wants what Mr. Shaw and Mr. Chesterton supply so brilliantly and abundantly to the present generation, had best leave Johnson alone.
Dr. Johnson and His Circle
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Just seconds into the second half, Emmet Doherty fisted on a delivery from outfield into the path of Jacko Kiely and his brilliantly taken angled shot billowed the net.
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Brilliantly translated by Christopher Hampton, directed with hair-trigger timing by 31-year-old Matthew Warchus (who staged it in London), "" Art '' takes that yawny old bore, the play of ideas, and jolts it to life.
Paint The Town White
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He was crude, vulgar, tacky and brilliantly funny.
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His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man.
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Stick with the standard colours and trims and you get a brilliantly capable little machine for less than 12,000.
The Sun
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In effect, Freud attributes to the unconscious the power of a writer brilliantly deploying the classical tropes to transform his material.
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Three nights are spent in diverse but brilliantly chosen accommodation, with fine food and wines served by candlelight.
Times, Sunday Times
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It focuses brilliantly on political intrigue and high stakes and assassins and crumbling empires.
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Big plans and bold choices should work out brilliantly now that ruling planet Mars is in your sign.
The Sun
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They and their journals and publishers are brilliantly parodied here, under names which resemble their historical counterparts.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The shtick worked brilliantly, granting Farrell his edge but softening it too.
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It is so brilliantly made and so deeply humane that you end up feeling better for having watched it.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the catwalk, the collection bubbled along brilliantly.
Times, Sunday Times
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This film is a brilliantly executed symbol that expresses the tension of the experience of Infinite Being in metalepsis with being at the eschaton.
Jihad Monitor
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Several young men in sports jackets and flannels and trilby hats had gathered around the brilliantly lit window of a requisitioned shop.
TANK OF SERPENTS
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Packed with twists and turns, this brilliantly tense thriller will get your blood pumping.
The Sun
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The small, brilliantly colored vermilion darter, a fish found only in a single tributary in Alabama, is nearing extinction because of habitat destruction and a decline in water quality.
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He stays well and he jumped brilliantly in his first two races as a novice chaser.
The Sun
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Guatemala's national symbol of independence and pride is the quetzal, a brilliantly colored tropical bird native to Central America.
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And after he was brilliantly run out by Marcus Trescothick's direct hit at the bowler's end from backward point Read took over to see his side to the brink of victory, with a slice of luck in the penultimate over when he was dropped by George Dockrell at long-off off Steve Kirby.
Somerset 156-6; Nottinghamshire 144-7 | Clydesdale Bank 40 match report
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This works brilliantly with ground almonds but is more spectacular with finely chopped hazelnuts or walnuts.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Washington State's Mount Rainier National Park, glaciers radiate from the summit and slopes of an ancient volcano, rising above dense green forests and brilliantly flowered meadows.
Proclamation On National Park Week
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His performance veers between extreme bombast and lazy naturalism - a shaky line few actors could get away with, but he pulls it off brilliantly.
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This is such an insightful post and brilliantly coalesced from the two books.
Seeing The Funny Side « Tales from the Reading Room
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The tradition theme was invented for the Broadway stage version by an American librettist, and brilliantly musicalised by an American composer and lyricist.
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Rotten boroughs thrived (and were brilliantly lampooned in Blackadder.
Times, Sunday Times
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My second dish is brilliantly speedy and perfect for those days when you're short on time, but still want something tasty to eat.
The Sun
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The stars failed to sparkle but Bangalore found its own son shining brilliantly on Sunday morning.
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This was exactly what the tank and armoured infantry battalions were designed to do, and they did it brilliantly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mathews brilliantly traces the precise contours of her mood swings, their pace and imagery, their irrational, irresistible force.
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A patch of brilliantly white micropore covered her damaged lens; the other flashed emptily as her head bobbed with the motion of the chair.
Wonder Woman and the Lasso of Truth
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It looked like thin treacle and after one distillation yielded a colourless liquid which burned brilliantly.
WHEN SCOTLAND RULED THE WORLD: The Story of the Golden Age of Genius, Creativity and Exploration
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She brilliantly reshapes his stories of taxi drivers into her own account of young backpackers aboard a Paris-Amsterdam night express.
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Takaya's art improves by whole universes by the time the title finishes and I have a real affection for her stark compositions which brilliantly convey her characters' emotional states.
Manga Before Flowers – Top Five Shojo Manga | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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I have never seen Beijing Opera performed so brilliantly.
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Sun, the 2004 women's Olympic doubles champion from China, combined brilliantly with Serbian Zimonjic to dominate the match and win 7-6(7-4) 6-4 in 81 minutes on Rod Laver Arena.
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To complete his tapestry of interwoven plots, the resolution had to be brilliantly contrived.
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We're gelling brilliantly in the central midfield.
The Sun
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The satellite rose into a brilliantly sunny sky flecked with small white clouds.
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DeNiro underacts brilliantly, creating a character whose obsessive concern for control and order is both his means to the top and his undoing.
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They released a string of brilliantly weird hits with phantasmagorical Tim Pope videos and amassed huge success in America.
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The riveting actor, best known as the invulnerable RoboCop, has brilliantly hit the skids as Stan Liddy, a corrupt Miami PD officer who gets busted by Internal Affairs.
Cheers & Jeers: All's (Peter) Weller on Dexter
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It was somehow gratifying to know that this brilliantly original writer had chosen to live in South Africa.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Something called the flicker phenomena where sunlight flashing very brilliantly on water or on leaves or grass or glass all of which is our back yard can cause an electrical discharge in the brain which can be sufficient to trigger a seizure.
Judgement Day: My Years with Ayn Rand
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The sward was the brilliantly green, luxuriant wild growth that in these islands covers every foot of earth surface.
White Shadows in the South Seas
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The children inside the low rail fence were placing the brilliantly-striped wooden balls in a row in order to determine by 'pinking' at the stake who should have the advantageous last shot.
The Adventures of Bobby Orde
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He had passed brilliantly in engineering; had been saved by his prompt and ready answers the consequences of a "fess" with clean black-board in ordnance and gunnery; had won a ringing, though involuntary, round of applause from the crowded galleries of the riding-hall by daring horsemanship, and he was now within seven days of the prized diploma and his commission.
Starlight Ranch and Other Stories of Army Life on the Frontier
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What would happen to a literary form like the novel if it was invisibly hollowed out rather than brilliantly exploded?
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The exceptions shine out all the more brilliantly for their rareness.
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In a passage that brilliantly demonstrates the rhetorical devices we saw earlier in Shakespeare's poetry, such as stichomythia, antithesis, parison, and isocolon (see Chapter 1), Hamlet makes plain that he is on the offensive.
Shakespeare
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The soft pinks of sidalceas and anisodonteas combine brilliantly with the crisp white of shasta daisies and snow drop anemones to create the ultimate romantic garden.
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They offer two brilliantly conceived plans to restore sound money to our economies and our lives.
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The brilliantly chromolithographed boards were often embellished with capitalist symbolism as well as caricatures of magnates, speculators, and the bestial mascots of wealth.
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They fit brilliantly and give a big, punchy sound.
The Sun
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The author has a wonderful awareness for tiny details that somehow brilliantly illuminate particular facets of the struggle.
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The most hackneyed device may seem brilliantly original to him, the stalest stage trick as fresh as if just hot from the brain; and jokes that deterred the dove from returning to the ark arride him vastly.
Without Prejudice
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But she was never to wear the Asase Ya costume, with its brilliantly patterned dashiki and the tall, coiled wig of black yarn.
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As the title brilliantly puts it, there have been developments in the area of protecting astronauts from deadly solar radiation.
Futurismic
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Two schools go head to head in a battle to put on the best nativity play in this brilliantly fun festive film.
The Sun
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It wasn't long before the Cougars were over, Colin Pickles brilliantly stealing the ball in a one-on-one tackle and racing in at the corner.
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The brilliantly inventive animation that accompanied him was.
Times, Sunday Times
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Brilliantly passionate and incisive vocals over stunning arrangements on the borderline between jazz, classical and flamenco.
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From back to front they were a brilliantly cohesive unit.
The Sun
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One of our choices was an apple crumble, which brilliantly combined sweet and tart tastes, together with vanilla parfait and toffee sauce.
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It is a brilliantly curated exhibition that you can view at home because it's in a book.
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With these events in mind, it is extraordinary that a man with his limited resources, loss of sleep, lack of nutriment, and high levels of psychological stress performs so brilliantly.
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The University of Florida researcher has come up with a brilliantly simple way to tackle tooth decay.
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brilliantly plumaged parrots
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the stars shone brilliantly
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Here Gloria brilliantly discusses the changing position of women throughout history and what she describes as a "cellular homesickness" that humanity feels for a past, more egalitarian time.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom: Gloria Steinem for Miss Representation: What's New Is Old
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Her book which is loosely based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night was described by the judges as a "magical story that brilliantly contrasts the timelessness of romance with the grittiness of reality".
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As the smoke glittered and gleamed, shining brilliantly, he had to shadow his eyes.
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It was a very simple idea but it worked brilliantly because everybody could take part.
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To get in on a scholarship means passing little short of brilliantly.
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The scene brilliantly encapsulates the humour and humanism at the heart of Rosenthal's work.
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Their victory was largely a result of their brilliantly orchestrated election campaign.
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It is, however, the finest of all turnery timbers, cutting exactly and finishing to a brilliantly polished, lustrous surface, dry and cold to the touch.
Chapter 23
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So brilliantly scripted, excellent one liners, and packed with subtle cues and signifiers, from men in chunky sweaters to Elvis Christmas songs.
The Long Kiss Goodnight « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog
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They were clad in brilliantly-painted cloths, and the soldiers were armed with the saw-toothed war-club, the bow and arrows barbed and poisoned with the juice of the euphorbium, the cutlass, the “sima,” a long sabre (also with saw-like teeth), and some small battle-axes.
Five Weeks in a Balloon
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It is a very high quality production, brilliantly written and acted.
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The blouse works brilliantly with a pair of skinny jeans or stovepipe cords and a tailored jacket.
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Animal salons shape dogs into brilliantly hued canine topiaries; orange and pink are the most popular colors, especially for poodles whose dyed coats complement their owners' wardrobes.
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Big plans and bold choices should work out brilliantly now that ruling planet Mars is in your sign.
The Sun
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It was brilliantly sunny, as though summer had leapt forward a few months.
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Looking through the tube we can see the interior of the bronchi brilliantly lighted up," he wrote.
Swallow: Foreign Bodies by Mary Cappello – review
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A blackened decorated mirror, purchased in Uxbridge in “one of the seediest and most dilapidated places you have ever seen,” produced greater success, revealing a “brilliantly painted frame full of grotesque heads and shells and fishes . . . almost certainly a Mathias Lock.”
Storyteller
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a sign of inedibility are, the brilliantly coloured nudibranchiate molluscs, those curious annelids the Nereis and the Aphrodite or sea-mouse, and many other marine animals.
Darwinism (1889)
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They envied that year not so much as a revolt against the Soviet imperium but as a breaking out of prison into a brilliantly lit, innovative world where individual joy and curiosity were supreme values.
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Included are his mouth-watering depictions of gumball machines, cakes and pies, along with his later human figures and brilliantly colored cityscapes of San Francisco and landscapes of the Sacramento Valley.
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He outlines brilliantly the basic tenets of Conservatism.
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The point is brilliantly grasped in Bob Crowley's design, which offers a side-on view of a porticoed verandah with rotting pillars and a peeling ceiling inscribed with the Union flag.
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Brilliantly useful and brilliantly moneysaving, to say nothing of time-saving.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was considered brilliantly inventive, witty and provocative.
Times, Sunday Times
