"Greig excels at nervy vulnerability, but also at coruscating wit, " says the Evening Standard.

BBC: Tamsin Greig revisits mid-life meltdown in Jumpy

England impressed in a breathtaking, end-to-end first half and quickly took the lead thanks to a coruscating Burgess try.

BBC: England 16-46 Australia

Perhaps the most coruscating comments have come from the normally measured Financial Times.

FORBES: The Cyprus Bailout Fiasco: European Markets Roll With the Punches

Albert Finney, now seventy, has become as fearsome as an ancient whale a massive body, with a gaping mouth, bulging eyes, and a coruscating voice.

NEWYORKER: Free Spirits

Sorkin and directed by David Fincher, rushes through a coruscating series of exhilarations and desolations and ends with what feels like darkness closing in on an isolated soul.

NEWYORKER: The Social Network

After Spanish winger Ripol went over in the left-hand corner to give Sale an early lead, Anthony Floch made a coruscating break from his own 22 before teeing up Combezou to score with a cross-field grubber kick.

BBC: Sale 26-17 Clermont Auvergne

Mr DiIulio is a studiously middle-of-the road figure, an active New Democrat who hangs his hat at the Brookings Institution as well as the Manhattan Institute and who wrote a coruscating article denouncing the Supreme Court decision that brought Mr Bush to office.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

Lying abed, looking at the Emerald City of unfettered finance capital coruscating across the rooftops of the Victorian corridor streets that Le Corbusier and Howard so decried, I can appreciate that enacted here is the most important axiom of contemporary architecture - form follows finance.

BBC: A Point of View: Staring at the Shard