Sir Menzies Campbell, Clegg's predecessor, has described the speech as "brilliant".
Just like those brilliant predecessors, Jones straps her character's history to her heart, managing to project her wordless isolation, even as she speaks.
Rush's third novel is slighter than its brilliant predecessors "Mating" and "Mortals," but has many of the qualities that define his best work.
It was a case of: 'Let's make these songs as good as they can be.'" Born Under Saturn, the resulting second album, seems likely to be a more confident, finely honed effort than its brilliant but ramshackle predecessor.
Kepler was a slight man with poor eyesight, and many of his conclusions were based on the observations of his predecessor, the brilliant Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe.
He was a brilliant critic of his predecessors, particularly Descartes, Malebranche, and Locke.
Life During Wartime, like its predecessor, is a brilliant diagnosis of a certain strain of American loneliness.
His infamous predecessor was a brilliant manipulator, who seemingly effortlessly held on to power for 20 years.
It was 2001, I think, when I got the predecessor to this brilliant piece of electronics.
