We took the self-evident brilliance of our plans so much for granted that we would not even meet, for example, with conservative academics who had the facts and figures to demonstrate the illusion of Rovian hopes for a breakthrough among Hispanic voters.
And given Haymon's evident strategic brilliance, it's not smart to bet against the business decisions he makes.
This brilliance is evident at all levels of the company.
The result is messy and somewhat frustrating, but Clinton's "rowdy, discursive intellectual brilliance" is "evident on almost every page," our reviewer, Joe Klein, said, "and so is the self-indulgence, self-pity and self-destructiveness".
Polykleitos' brilliance is evident in the rhythmic play between the torso and the thorax, each tilting slightly in opposite directions, and in the lifelike separation of the feet that gives the otherwise placid statue a sense of movement.
His slippery brilliance is evident, with hair-trigger reflexes so brutal that he's like Cassius Clay in the legendary Sonny Liston fight, when the punch that dropped Liston came so fast no one is sure whether he threw it.
Victoria Rosborough's brilliance was evident early on.
Howard's brilliance was also evident beyond the prize-winning drought features.
The corporate brilliance of KidZania is evident.
Whether lacerating the Yes side's wishful, or mendacious, predictions for an independent Scotland's economic prospects; or glorifying the benefits of scale and co-operation that lie in the current arrangement, often using Biblical rhetoric, Mr Brown gave a glimpse of a brilliance that was seldom evident during his time in 10 Downing Street.
LocalGlobe's Robin Klein says in a statement: "Arex are yet another example of the ambition and brilliance of execution so evident in the Nordic fin-tech sector right now.
