Sentence examples for a brilliant analysis from inspiring English sources

Brooks's Rolls-Royce did it in three months and then had the resources to produce a brilliant analysis.

Frank Rich has produced a brilliant analysis of the Karl Rove imbroglio in "Follow the Uranium" (column, July 17).

This was a brilliant analysis of everyman as a way of talking intimately, challengingly and refreshingly about the human condition.

"One of the book's most telling sections is a brilliant analysis of the looting of Angola," wrote Michael Sheridan in the Sunday Times.

On the radio, Bazin's low voice droned on, smoothly, gracefully, forming its perfect sentences, continuing a brilliant analysis of Haiti's political crisis.

This thin novel begins and ends with a brilliant analysis of an art installation consisting of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" slowed down so that it lasts twenty-four hours.

Technology journalist Danny Sullivan writing at searchengineland.com did a rather brilliant analysis of what the New York Times would look like if produced by Demand Media.

There's a really close and brilliant analysis of this in the British journalist Robert McLuhan's book, Randi's Prize.

He sees it in the false trails and shadow plots (take "Great Expectations", where Pip imagines himself in one story though is really in another), in his doublings among characters and in his jostling possibilities and competing outcomes (for instance in "A Christmas Carol")."Becoming Dickens" is an ingenious, playful and often brilliant analysis as much as it is a narrative.

A scientist is said to be a discoverer that is, somebody who by acute observation and brilliant analysis is able to find and explain something that already exists in nature.

Beneath all the brilliant analysis, the fundamental function of the Haggadah — as a "user's manual" for the Seder — was getting buried.