With a hundred in Perth and a bowling performance that leaves him with more wickets on tour than James Anderson, the Durham man is perhaps England's sole genuinely bright spot of a wretched tour.
But I wonder how often during his 35 years of teaching he reserved his time and praise for slow thinkers "who don't write terribly well," the "Pauls" who end up driving taxis, ignoring and possibly even penalizing with the power he held over their grade-point averages the genuinely bright and talented ones simply because they had an adolescent scowl or dilettante's air.
Sparkle genuinely shined brightest in her singing performances where she seemed to be most comfortable and really came alive.
It seemed possible; I felt certain that Dr. Bright genuinely cared about me as a patient.
With Federer gone and appearing genuinely in decline, the bright-side perspective was that his second-round loss would give those interested in tennis the chance to delve into some new characters and plot lines.
She's very bright and genuinely wants to follow rules and be a good kid.
I genuinely love eating a bright green smoothie bowl for breakfast every day, and these ladies on Instagram mirrored my enthusiasm.
This doesn't cure all the excesses of over-manipulated Chardonnay, but suddenly the wine becomes brighter and more genuinely food friendly; it has a particular identity that isn't submerged under the universal flavors of oak.
I'm genuinely shocked, I really am". Bright Tribe was set up by businessman Michael Dwan, who made his reported £114 million fortune from private contracts in the NHS.
If grammars could become genuinely meritocratic, transforming the prospects of bright kids regardless of background, then they'd still stand accused of depriving comprehensives of talent.
Bright, funny and a genuinely cool kid, Ricky suffers from the worst case of attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity that I have seen in 14 years as a pediatrician.
