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There is something scintillatingly fresh to be said of him after all.

There's also a new trailer with a scintillatingly moody voice over, just to let you know they're serious.

Each example - like a Hollywood movie star - is scintillatingly photogenic.

Normally, such an approach, so scintillatingly represented by the current revival of "Chicago," is to be encouraged.

Whole hedges of the stuff are more scintillatingly scented.

If you were the sort of person who ducked her responsibilities, would we be having this scintillatingly schizophrenic conversation right now?

He quotes enough from original documents to confirm their authenticity and paraphrases the rest, scintillatingly.

Beautifully clean and scintillatingly fresh.

Hard, sharp, brilliant, and scintillatingly shrewd.

Inside the net was the Dragon Ladya scintillatingly regal Queen of her species.

David Grossman, a leading Israeli novelist, writes scintillatingly about the narrative forms of Exodus.

But the cat's real weapons were on its front legs: knifelike blades of bone projecting from the front, scintillatingly sharp.

Otherwise the formula could not be more straightforward: scintillatingly fresh fish and shellfish, beautifully iced or fastidiously cooked.

This new editions follows the manuscript closely, while the accompanying English prose translation catches the scintillatingly varied tone of the original.

Yes, tango is inherently dramatic and scintillatingly musical, but its whole emphasis can be distorted by rendering it theatrical or exhibitionistic.

I named her Kate after one of my heroines, the scintillatingly brisk Katharine Hepburn.

In The New Yorker, critic James Wood praised the book as "scintillatingly alive."

It described how Jackie Robinson, a black man like us, had broken into major league baseball and was playing scintillatingly for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Order an assortment of sashimi, and a lovely lacquer tray appears, heaped high with shaved ice and scintillatingly fresh raw fish.

The flirtatious flowers-and-honey aroma gives way to a scintillatingly refreshing, slightly spritzy wine whose complexity, when tasted, hinges on the degree of chill.

Like wine, cider is a fruit-based drink (almost impossible to say without thinking of Al Murray) which can be sweet or dry, still or scintillatingly sparkling.

Beukes presents Harper as "greedy and seedy and opportunistic", rather than "scintillatingly brilliant and alluringly damaged".

As a one-off, who couldn't be excited by the prospect of the veteran, twinkle-toed show-stopper on one wing, and the scintillatingly quick Wade, 22, on the other?

Rachel Kushner's second novel, "The Flamethrowers" (Scribner), is scintillatingly alive, and also alive to artifice.