The two-part 'Phantom', meanwhile, has elegant strings that are brilliantly at odds with a build-up and drop which leaves you beaming with malevolent glee.
These anatomical subtleties, together with their social and aesthetic consequences, are brilliantly — at times, piercingly — rendered by the book's illustrator, Emily Arnold McCully.
The Daily Mail is brilliantly successful at setting a news agenda; less so at setting the political agenda.
The point is brilliantly made at the start of Greig's The Letter of Last Resort.
Though Chanel can make a fortune, she can't add straight; though she is brilliantly competent at the complexities of high finance, she can't do simple sums without an eraser.
The relationship between Normandy's natural beauty and Impressionism is brilliantly demonstrated at the Malraux Museum in Le Havre.
Sweet, sour, hot, cold, crunchy, moist, fatty – this is brilliantly balanced cooking, at once intensely foreign and familiar.
Free kick to Greece by the corner flag and eventually the ball breaks to Gekas, but his shot is brilliantly saved by Enyeama at popint blank range: then Nigeria break the length of the field, Yakubu is in on goal but Tzorvas saves well, the ball breaks to Obasi and he misses an open goal, shanking it wide from an angle.
Stylistically his writing has been compared to Beckett and Joyce, and The Third Policeman is brilliantly surreal and eccentric, postmodernism at its funniest.
The stupendous failure of their methods is brilliantly satirized during a moment at the dinner table when Sebastian, passing his hand over his wineglass as the butler makes another round with a bottle, pauses and demands whiskey instead.
