And what a brilliant concept!
The American Mr. Taylor and Ms. Tharp, the Russian Mr. Ratmansky and Program 1's choreographer stranger, Shantala Shivalingappa of India, all have one striking feature in common: each has an advanced, indeed brilliant, conception of how dance can respond to music.
But it is Sir Laurence's mouth, like a mask of tragedy itself, howling in horrid grief, which we shall remember, and Mr Brook's brilliant conception of a piece which, however horrible, is well worth enduring once in a while like this.
Subsequent meals only strengthened my impression of Rat's: Brilliant conception, masterful execution, and lapses.
Cassirer argues that Einstein's theory in fact stands as a brilliant confirmation of this conception.
In the works for a year and a half, "A Brilliant Madness" shows the signs of its hemmed-in conception.
High-feminine instead of fetishistically masculine, glittery rather than gritty, and daring in its conception of character, "Sex and the City" was a brilliant and, in certain ways, radical show.
He has been seen, at various times, as a hero and as a villain; as a brilliant theorist who set new directions in thought, and as the harbinger of a cold, rationalistic, and calculative conception of human beings.
"A brilliant performance, sir".
