His (mainly) brilliant album "Confessions" (Arista) is the year's most popular CD, and it has spawned three chart-topping singles: the rave&B smash "Yeah!," the tricky infidelity narrative "Confessions Part II" and the throbbing break-up ballad "Burn".
The bottom is mainly brilliant white sand or greenish grass, but we were searching for the vaguely brown and yellow hues that indicate the rocks and coral where Caribbean spiny lobster (commonly referred to as "bugs" for their insect-like appearance) live.
But Hamilton's unique difference is that his success seems to recall a time when Formula One was mainly about brilliant driving — before it became vulgarized by scandal and ridiculous amounts of money.
Topalov is known mainly as a brilliant tactician, but in the first of two victories against Anand in Dortmund, he relied on positional judgment.
Ueda Akinari, the last master of fiction of the 18th century, won a high place in literary history mainly through his brilliant style, displayed to best advantage in Ugetsu monogatari (1776; Tales of Moonlight and Rain), a collection of supernatural tales.
C. 1106 Shirvan, Azerbaijan c. 1190 Tabrīz, Iran Khāqānī, in full Afẓal al-Dīn Bādil Ibrāhīm ibn ʿAlī Khāqānī Shīrvānī (born c. 1106, Shīrvān, Seljuq empire [now Azerbaijan] died c. 1190, Tabrīz, Iran) Persian poet, whose importance rests mainly on his brilliant court poems, satires, and epigrams.
Many moons ago, I used mainly Chambers Dictionary and the brilliant Longman Crossword Key for finding words to fit a grid, and then pencil and eraser for word insertion followed by a typewriter with carbon paper for writing the clues.
Brought up Glaswegian, he has lived in the United States for 12 years and acquired the analytical powers that make this paranoid performance, set mainly in bars, a brilliant gloss on the political and social reverberations of 9/11 in this country.
Ha! Harry's a brilliant character, mainly as his inflated ego is constantly battered by Maltilda's wit and wisdom, finding utter joy in doing everything her father tells her not to.
New Orleans (6-3) at Carolina (4-5) The Saints are the talk of the N.F.L., and they should be, mainly because of a brilliant defense that has 36 sacks, second in the league.
They had two brilliant sluggers who mainly played left field, and who led the team from Roosevelt's second term to Reagan's first: Ted Williams, who played from 1939 to 1960, and Carl Yastrzemski, who played from 1961 to 1983.
