The 21-year-old Czech, a semi-finalist at the All England Club last year, produced a brilliant display of power hitting to run out a 6-3 6-4 winner on Centre Court.
Perhaps you want to disguise something that isn't so pretty, perhaps you want to brighten up an area or perhaps you simply want a brilliant display of flowers that you love.
It was always a brilliant display of stonework, and quite a contrast to the simple, clean (O.K., antiseptic) lines of the New West.
The payoff is watching the eminent pathologist do what she does best — divining a killer's ingenious methods of poisoning prisoners locked up in maximum security cells or, in a brilliant display of forensic analysis, reconstructing a crime scene nine years after the fact.
It was a brilliant display of serve-and-volley tennis, a style that has all but disappeared in the modern game.
I think it's a brilliant display of chutzpah that he fashioned a classic work of American literature out of another.
If Fraser Forster will take the headlines for a brilliant display of goalkeeping as Southampton weathered a second-half flurry of chances, Wenger was left feeling "maximum frustration" by his team's meekness in front of goal.
With a brilliant display of putting, the German turned a five-shot overnight deficit into a three-stroke victory over Sweden's Freddie Jacobson by collecting nine birdies in his last 12 holes.
The work is a brilliant display of Nietzsche's talents as a music critic, and includes memorable mockings of Wagner's theatrical style, reflections on redemption via art, a "physiology of art," and the virtues associated, respectively, with ascending and descending life energies.
But what makes this shop special is its old-fashioned wooden shelves, its tablecloths and a brilliant display of candy bins, each stuffed with a seemingly infinite variety of brightly wrapped candies, which turn the place into a child's fantasy.
