The performances are fantastic, the chemistry between the boys believable and compelling, and there's some frankly brilliant dancing in evidence.
He lives in the refrain, woven round his name, and he lives in the brilliant patchwork of "evidence" gathered from his life and times.
You could argue that Britain's appetite for some of our least brilliant artists is evidence that this will always be a literary, rather than a visual, nation; they are so nicely illustrative of great 19th-century writers like Tennyson or Browning.
Come join ToB participants Andrea Lipinski, Kevin Lauderdale, new regular Orenthal V. Hawkins, and Dan Persons, as they discuss whether all this is bad, brilliant, or conclusive evidence that the whole of Japanese society is seriously in need of psychotherapy.
As we walked slowly around his "pleasure grounds", along sinuous paths, past tranquil bodies of water, Brown's brilliant eye was in evidence everywhere.
Along the way, the specifics of Augustine's own experiences are revealed through comparison with and contrast to two other approximate contemporaries for whom there is plenty of evidence, the brilliant pagan orator Libanius and the charismatic Libyan bishop Synesius.
A renowned scientist and arson investigator, Gerald Hurst, educated at Cambridge and widely recognized as a brilliant chemist, reviewed the evidence in the Willingham case and began systematically knocking down every indication of arson.
Instead, they treated her with extreme kid gloves, with Randy ignoring the actual singing and telling her to focus on blues-y stuff and Paula insisting against all evidence that she was "a brilliant, brilliant artist".
To me giraffes and female orgasms both represent solid evidence of a brilliant, generous and fun-loving creator.
Forums online are full of people asking how they can "transition" to a more "natural" style, then claiming (anecdotal) evidence of how brilliant it is.
