His playing is scintillating, lithe, uncannily transparent.
— As polarizing as he is scintillating, and as charismatic as he is controversial, Auburn quarterback Cam Newton spent this college football season as the sport's lightning rod.
It is scintillating, blending geometrically created shapes with messy, puddle like pools of ink.
Mankiewicz's writing is scintillating and expressive, but his daring direction makes it burst into life.
Her prose is scintillating, her claims are based on primary sources and she is not an apologist for the empire.
Oyeyemi's fictional world is scintillating and eccentric, an "implosion of memory," as one character puts it.
It is scintillating in its descriptions and ideas, and has a bucket load of Marcus's trademark experimentalism.
The sight of Julia Burrer, whose androgynous fluidity cuts elaborate patterns on the stage, is scintillating, yet the display of such vibrant motion and heady emotion is oppressive.
As Bryan Miller of The New York Times wrote in a review of the restaurant 23 years ago, "Chin Chin's food is scintillating but never startling.
United have scored 70 goals in their 30 matches thus far, some way short of the Premier League record of 103 set by Chelsea in 2009-10, and Ferdinand admitted the style of play at Old Trafford has not always been scintillating this term.
Ties, especially scoreless ones, are the bane of many sports fans, but the second half of this goalless group-stage draw was scintillating.
