But they have achieved a brilliant coupling of location and museum-ology.
His technique, finely honed on solo Bach, achieves a brilliant clarity throughout the dense contrapuntal passages.
In the Eighties, under the editorship of Martin Jacques the magazine Marxism Today achieved a brilliant marketing coup by inventing the term Thatcherism.
Byzantine chant molded the features of early Christianity with Hellenic and Eastern traits, including the Syrian oktōēchos, and achieved a brilliant and distinctive style that served as a prototype for the chant of the Greek Orthodox Church.
Knox added that Ellsworth "was impetuous and headstrong, uneasy under restraint; yet, with a few months' service under the guidance of older and cooler heads, and his indomitable will and determination to succeed in anything he attempted, there seems good reason to believe that had his life been spared he would have achieved a brilliant career".
Because he had the highest rank of all military leaders gathered to relieve Vienna, he took command of the entire relief force (about 75,000 men) and achieved a brilliant victory over the Turks at the Kahlenberg (September 12 , 1683, in one of the decisive battles of European history.
This recovery is almost certainly responsible for the fact that he is unusual among major American dramatists in having achieved a brilliant second wind, winning a Pulitzer prize (see T) 28 years after he had been given one for A Delicate Balance.
Tragically, even when President Obama achieves a brilliant success, as he did last May, he is forced by his pacifist following to mute his message.
Defense Minister Khaled Obeidi made the declaration in a pomp-ridden video broadcast on state channels and social media, saying pro-government forces had achieved a "brilliant victory" not only in the city about 90 miles north of Baghdad but in surrounding Salahuddin province.
— or in the arcana of his theories, achieving a balance that his brilliant and restless subject rarely did in life.
