Once something of a backwater, the stunning landscapes, with river gorges set beneath Byzantine monasteries clinging to cliffsides, were rediscovered in the first decade of this century by the Greeks, along with a few intrepid foreigners who ventured beyond the beaches of the coast.
Yesterday was something else: a stunning 5-4 loss to Atlanta -- perhaps the beginning of the end of a dream, or maybe just a small setback.
But this is a very shabby denouement to Scott's round, a shame and something of a shock after that smooth, stunning drive on 14. Dufner, for his part, creams a 5-iron into the heart of the green, nearly as great a shot as Furyk's before him, though probably twice the distance from the flag.
So today's issue is something of a landmark because it splashes on a stunning piece of red-top subterfuge.
The title refers to a stunning mathematical conclusion whose origin is something of a mystery.
As the last bastion of world communism in the Americas, this land of elegant towns and stunning beaches has achieved something of a cult status with travellers, writers and musicians, paying homage to its beauty and resilience.
The reasons for the stunning drop in killings remain something of a mystery, according to many experts and social scientists who have followed New York's declining crime rates.
Grayling sat down looking unaccountably pleased with himself, as if he had just said something of stunning brilliance, and several Brexit campaigners, such as John Redwood, Liam Fox and Peter Bone were quick to praise him for his intelligence and judgment.
"It's sort of a stunning turnaround.
The stunning title story is the only one to invoke happiness explicitly, and even then it's something of a relative concept.
