Could be too much or a brilliant cocktail.
Brian Leetch, who arguably played too much during a brilliant first quarter of the season and whose effectiveness has greatly diminished since, was again leading the Rangers' defensemen in ice time.
I have long felt that orchestras, especially in America, place too much emphasis on the brilliant conductor aspect of the music director job, when what is crucially needed are vibrant artistic leaders.
The rapid-fire Neo-Futurists (5153 N Ashland Ave), whose long-running, brilliant Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes will leave you breathless.
But inevitably you find yourself stuttering and stammering, or sweating too much, or forgetting the brilliant point you wanted to make.
But I said I have got a fantastic partner who has helped me through it and a fantastic family, they care and they worry too much but they are brilliant.
The Tchaikovsky performance was also brilliant, perhaps too much so at times.
For everyone else: does it strike you, as it does me, that the show has too much of a taste for brilliant but ditzy or oddball or otherwise off-putting female lawyers?
I don't want to reveal too much but there's a brilliant gag involving blue paint and (very minor spoiler warning, so look away now if you want to know nothing) excellent comic turns from Alice Lowe and Cariad Lloyd.
This was a brilliant game, too much fun, too much going on, too significant for the league, to focus on the referee; a game in which records fell and the football flowed.
