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Nonetheless, though Hugo and Sebastian make brilliant use of their micro running time, you are left feeling short changed.
The filmmakers make brilliant use of extreme long shots throughout, inserting breathtaking panoramas into the mix that convey the surrounding grandeur even as the images also suggest that however much man tries to dominate nature, nature prevails.
"Isa Genzken: Retrospective" opening at the Museum of Modern Art on Nov. 23, will feature Ms. Genzken's most recent assemblages, which sometimes make brilliant use of junk (as well as newer found materials) and sometimes simply, and possibly deliberately, look like junk.
Take the new Beetle, or the Audi TT: Both make brilliant use of circles and half-circles and yet whalf-circles and life, theyetre strangely unconvincing.
Helping to frame the dramatic experience along every step of the journey through Heggie's score were conductor Patrick Summers (who has helmed the world premieres of all of Heggie's operas) and set designer Robert Brill, whose creative solutions for moving the action back and forth between the ship's decks and the water make brilliant use of a jigsaw-puzzle approach to putting the Pequod onstage.
Paul Brown's design makes brilliant use of the Olivier's drum-revolve to whisk us from Ephesian cellars to Gallic plains and Persian deserts.
He works hard at being understood, and makes brilliant use of intuition pumps (his own coining) to that end.
Depardon makes brilliant use of the small splashes of colour that enliven a dark landscape lit unevenly by patchy light.
Jesús Rafael Soto achieved a similar fusion of Op Art and assemblage, making brilliant use of things like driftwood and tangles of old wire in two works here.
Mr. Kinnear, who was a vivid Hamlet for Mr. Hytner, here makes brilliant use of the anonymity allowed by the codes of military conduct.
The piano had become more popular in England than anywhere else, and Clementi, in studying its special features, made brilliant use of the new instrument and its capabilities.
