Sentence examples for Brilliant conception from inspiring English sources
At the core of Marxism Today's most prophetic ideas was a brilliant conception of modern capitalism.
Subsequent meals only strengthened my impression of Rat's: Brilliant conception, masterful execution, and lapses.
But it is Sir Laurence's mouth, like a mask of tragedy itself, howling in horrid grief, which we shall remember, and Mr Brook's brilliant conception of a piece which, however horrible, is well worth enduring once in a while like this.
The American Mr. Taylor and Ms. Tharp, the Russian Mr. Ratmansky and Program 1's choreographer stranger, Shantala Shivalingappa of India, all have one striking feature in common: each has an advanced, indeed brilliant, conception of how dance can respond to music.
Ms. Bickel has a "slightly twisted and completely brilliant dramaturgical conception," Mr. Wadsworth added.
There may be no other building in the British Isles at once so original in its conception, brilliant in its execution and profound in its influence.
She expects to divide academic opinion, but the evidence convinces her that Sennacherib's garden fulfils the criteria for a wonder of the world – "magnificent in conception, spectacular in engineering, and brilliant in artistry".
Cassirer argues that Einstein's theory in fact stands as a brilliant confirmation of this conception.
Though his brilliant defense of the Immaculate Conception marked the turning point in the history of the doctrine, it was immediately challenged by secular and Dominican colleagues.
"In conception, it was brilliant," said Robert Willens, a longtime tax analyst who now runs his own firm, Robert Willens L.L.C. "It would have been probably the greatest tax avoidance structure ever devised, had they earned income".
