Some of these are brilliant games, but the emphasis on high difficulty forms a barrier to those of us who, well, suck.
I have long felt that orchestras, especially in America, place too much emphasis on the brilliant conductor aspect of the music director job, when what is crucially needed are vibrant artistic leaders.
Ford's New York shows have been favorably reviewed, for the most part, with an emphasis on his brilliant craftsmanship and on what the Times' Randy Kennedy, writing about the Brooklyn Museum show, described as an atmosphere where "the calm of Audubon gives way to the creepiness of Francis Bacon and sometimes even to the horrors of Wes Craven".
Soutine's portraits from the 1920s, distinguished by their subjects' twisted faces and distorted limbs and by the emphasis in each canvas on one brilliant colour, frequently red, are among his most expressive works.
The wares of the Song dynasty are particularly noted for brilliant feldspathic glazes over a stoneware body and their emphasis on simplicity of form.
Stoneware of the Song dynasty (960 1279) is particularly noted for its emphasis on beauty of form and its brilliant feldspathic glazes; Jun ware, for example, is covered with a thick, dense, lavender-blue glaze often suffused with crimson purple.
He applied brilliant color to his geometric forms, which put an emphasis on the purely pictorial qualities of his work rather than the traditional sculptural qualities of mass, weight and volume.
What surprised you most about North Korea?How genuinely artistically brilliant a lot of the men and women were, and their emphasis on the arts was everywhere.
But the emphasis in "Homeland" on suspense and on the Carrie question — brilliant?
Mila Rosenthal Executive Director HealthRight International New York City Specter has brilliant insights into how to tackle TB, but he places too much emphasis on the effectiveness of the W.H.O's program DOTS (directly observed therapy, short course).
