Sentence examples for a brilliant chapter from inspiring English sources
By no means the most important or far-reaching movement in art history, neo-Impressionism still made a brilliant chapter.
There's a brilliant chapter in Vance Bourjaily's (dare I say it, classic) novel "Now Playing at Canterbury" called "Fitzgerald Attends My Fitzgerald Seminar".
Here, the most sobering and self-effacing appraisal of Fleming's achievements emerges from his correspondence with Raymond Chandler, to which Fergus Fleming devotes a brilliant chapter.
Slee has a brilliant chapter on how star-rating "reputation systems" between users simply don't work, because people feel bad about giving low ratings even when they are amply deserved, so they all cluster between four and five.
It is where our weather is born, and in a brilliant chapter on El Niño and climate change, Winchester shows that the placid ocean is becoming steadily more stormy, wreaking indiscriminate havoc from the Philippines to Australia.
Her book contains a brilliant chapter – based in part on private Whitehall emails that came to light during her own legal fight – that charts how the political establishment, hand-in-hand with the media, allowed a narrative of individual blame to deflect criticism from themselves and construct a simple explanation for a complex story.
The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes A novel so compelling that it begs to be read in a single sitting, this Man Booker Prize-winning novel of stunning psychological and emotional depth and sophistication is a brilliant new chapter in Julian Barnes's oeuvre. .
It wasn't just sheer size and weight that shaped this most brilliant chapter of American diplomacy.
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This is a book of brilliant sentences, brilliant paragraphs, brilliant chapters.
The first half opens with a brilliant, stand-alone chapter about the Brookers' tripe shop-cum-lodging house, No 22 Darlington Street.
