So, for instance, when comedian Chris Rock performs on HBO, the work is widely considered brilliantly creative, yet his routines, as with all stand-up comedians, are the output of what he has learned from thousands of little bets in small clubs, nearly all of which initially fail.
Among his peers, Rose is considered a brilliantly innovative scientist, who has almost single-handedly brought the evolutionary theory of aging from an abstract notion to one of the more exciting topics in science.
Nor was Dr Brookner's novel likely to have been considered as brilliantly inventive as Small World, or the mix of fiction and literary biography which Julian Barnes produced in Flaubert's Parrot.
The style was not greatly admired by gentlemen and connoisseurs, who considered it too brilliantly professional for their taste.
How many locations does it span?" It was the perfect warm-up for Payne, whose West End hit, Constellations, took brilliantly considered liberties with time and space.
This is a brilliantly considered bit of stage setting; intercut with the song is Ali Will Smithh) jogging through bleak, wintry, nighttime streets, a squad car with a couple of white cops pulling over in front of him.
It's worked brilliantly: the Netherlands, considered a dysfunctional dark horse before the tournament, is undefeated in World Cup play and is scheduled to meet another astutely well-organized, well-drilled counterattacking team, Costa Rica, in the quarterfinals, on Saturday.
It's particularly disappointing considering Cruise's brilliantly loathsome turn in Magnolia, the zing of which is much needed here.
The good-humored staff manages brilliantly, considering the tiny space and the complexity of the operation, but chaos is never far away.
"It's been a fascinating process to consider so many brilliantly published books and think about what it is that makes a book catch fire," said chair of judges Cathy Rentzenbrink, a contributing editor at The Bookseller. "All our judging meetings were lively and opinionated as we looked at the stories behind the stories.
I can never forget how his "Union Jack" (1976) — a ballet that brilliantly considers the rituals of three institutions of British life (Scots and Canadian guard regiments on display, the music hall and the Royal Navy) — failed to please many in the audience when New York City Ballet danced it at Covent Garden in 1979.
