Especially since he wasn't so brilliant in all instances.
Hers is a hyper-parataxis (as opposed to the para-hypotaxis this review series has generally favored) and if you don't stop for a moment to sniff the scenery, you'll likely miss a good deal that's absolutely brilliant and even some instances of sublimity.
Lafley, for instance, was brilliant at running P. & G.
Lafley, for instance, was brilliant at running P. & G. during the boom times of the two-thousands, emphasizing a premium-price strategy and expanding the company through acquisitions.
Treaties made after this brilliant expedition show, for instance, that Nuhassi (central Syria) and Amurru (including most of what is now Lebanon) and such cities as Aleppo and Alalakh then became part of the Hittite dominions.
About a year ago, for instance, the brilliant blogger, anti-poverty campaigner and Guardian food writer Jack Monroe was attacked by a right-wing columnist for publishing a recipe for kale pasta pesto.
Geoff Ryman's brilliant book Was, for instance, catalogues the flukes and graces that turned The Wizard of Oz from a mere bestseller into part of our mental landscape.
Take for instance the brilliant Warren Zevon.
It struck me as brilliant -- a rare instance of justice from teachers, many of whom proclaim, "Life isn't fair" on a regular basis.
Barclay instances tactical genius, brilliant man-management, a keen eye for a player and the ability to impose an enduring structure on previously struggling outfits – both Huddersfield and Arsenal went on to win the League the season after his departure.
Juan Sánchez, for instance, is a brilliant painter with a reputation for artworks with provocative messages about his Puerto Rican heritage.
