Ms. Robertson, the key figure in preventing 42nd Street from becoming a sterile corporate canyon, has shown even greater vision in enlisting these brilliant architects to undertake a major civic project.
The Snowden documents revealed that GCHQ, by undertaking technically brilliant but potentially intrusive mass surveillance programmes, now believes it is in a "golden age".
She undertook no brilliant initiatives, managed her department haphazardly, and was not a brilliant legal mind.
He generously supported the work of scholars, in particular encouraging the brilliant Marsilio Ficino (1433 99) to undertake a complete Latin translation of Plato.
Otherwise there is simply no way that students from low-income families, however brilliant, will be able to undertake full-time master's study.
The work was undertaken by James Tytler (1745 1804), a brilliant but penniless polymath described by the Scottish poet Robert Burns as "an obscure, tippling, but extraordinary body," who was later outlawed for printing a seditious handbill and died at Salem, Mass.
It was also notable that clear membrane binding could be detected with XAC-X-BY630 when confocal imaging was undertaken in the presence of Brilliant Black BN (50 µM), which heavily quenches the extracellular aqueous fluorescence.
Now I feel that I have acquired a brilliant, neurotic, exhausting friend who enjoins me to undertake on his behalf campaigns that he bungled when their conduct was up to him.
On paper, I should hate this film, a story of a quest undertaken by two nuclear-level morons, but it is brilliant.
With brilliant economy, Conrad transports him to Congo on a quest that the writer himself undertook as a young man.
I was reminded of rocks and jars while reading The Hardest Job In The World, a brilliant recent Atlantic essay in which John Dickerson argues that the American presidency has become an impossible undertaking.
