She is played with illuminating intelligence by Shanaya Rafaat – a star in the making.
Too often, editorials seem written by rote rather than with what Jack Fuller, editor of the editorial page of the Chicago Tribune, calls "a skeptical, illuminating intelligence". That's beginning to change, though.
His superior was deeply greateful for several illuminating bits of intelligence he was subsequently able to relay.
Thank goodness, then, for Seriously... I'm Kidding (Grand Central Publishing; £17.59) by the US comic and chat-show host Ellen DeGeneres, which contains pretty much all you would expect from a top-flight comic: wit, intelligence and illuminating anecdotes.
This is criticism of the highest order, audacious and illuminating, never dull, assuming equal intelligence in the reader, and full of insights that apply to all art and culture, never mind just Wagner.
And yet the story Unger weaves with those earlier accounts and his original reporting is fresh, illuminating and more alarming than the intelligence channel described in the Steele dossier.
With matters under discussion ranging from Syria to artificial intelligence, this is set to be illuminating viewing.
Neville's approach to immersive social photography might be dismissed as merely earnest were the images not so compelling full of tenderness, intelligence, spontaneity, and all manner of illuminating details.
Neville's approach to immersive social photography might be dismissed as merely earnest were the images not so compelling — full of tenderness, intelligence, spontaneity, and all manner of illuminating details.
Some of the more illuminating sections of "Manhunt" concern the efforts of intelligence analysts to piece together a "working theory" about Bin Laden's whereabouts following his escape from Tora Bora in December 2001 (after the C.I.A.'s request for more troops, which might have trapped him, was turned down by Gen. Tommy Franks).
It's illuminating – in both senses of the word.
