And Mr. Riordan is appropriately unlikable, a brilliant man completely oblivious to his own grave shortcomings.
I found this background, appropriately bathed in brilliant Mediterranean sunlight, a welcome change from the medieval trappings of so many modern fantasies.
Appropriately Bob Crowley and Scott Pask's brilliant set has now morphed into a sort of glamorous junkyard of cultural and historical detritus (a crashed chandelier, a rotting piano).
Coming months after its Sundance debut, Liz Garbus's What Happened, Miss Simone? is a loving but appropriately hard-bitten portrait of brilliant, prickly jazz great Nina Simone.
It's an appropriately elastic maneuver from a brilliant reporter who has made a career of observing "our national gift for self-delusion and for making ourselves up from scratch," as he puts it, "which is much the same thing as believing in the future".
I feel if she goes to an Ivy League school, she'd be appropriately challenged; she's an academically brilliant kid.
JOSHUA In George Ratliff's psychological thriller, a family of wealthy Upper East Siders is slowly driven crazy by their brilliant, unearthly son, Joshua (an appropriately unpleasant Jacob Kogan).
Called "I Shot Jesse James," the 80-minute feature kicked off his brilliant and quirky career on an appropriately iconoclastic note.
In 2009, Chuck, Jeri and I recorded an episode of our podcast on microlending, which is this brilliant idea from a Bangladeshi economist named Muhammad Yunus who, appropriately, won the Nobel Peace Prize for it in 2006.
The gels were stained with 0.25% Coomassie brilliant blue G-250 (50% methanol, 10% acetic acid), destained appropriately (40% methanol, 10% acetic acid) and fixed (5% methanol, 7.5% acetic acid).
