Sentence examples for a brilliant command from inspiring English sources

Sir Christopher Wren's 17th-century masterpiece demonstrates a brilliant command of space and light.

After all, it is exhausting to spend 100 minutes (no intermission) watching one of the most obnoxious leading lady characters I've ever seen in the theatre take brilliant command of a drama.

His style became more dazzling and bemusing as his brilliant command of language and playfulness led to distinctly Porterian turns of phrase.

Artists usually employ watercolour to produce only delicate, transparent effects, but Marin's brilliant command of the medium enabled him to render the monumental power of New York and the relentless surge of the sea on the Maine coast.

You can hear the man's brilliant command of this difficult instrument on such tunes as Ellington's "In a Sentimental Way" from his 1964 album Lucky Strikes.

LETTER FROM PARIS speaks of his forthcoming trial which should open in three weeks and last for a week; a psychological portrait of Salan now current in Paris, shows him to be a complex personality, until recently he was considered only a brilliant second-in-command.

The New Yorker, May 12 , 1962P. 146 LETTER FROM PARIS speaks of his forthcoming trial which should open in three weeks and last for a week; a psychological portrait of Salan now current in Paris, shows him to be a complex personality, until recently he was considered only a brilliant second-in-command.

Despite performing well on the Resolution, Bligh felt that his contribution to the expedition had been overlooked after the death of Cook, and he had great ambitions to command a brilliant scientific expedition of his own.

Union Square is under the command of a brilliant drunk named Canning Woodhull.

"He was, like Roberts, a brilliant lawyer and clearly had command of the cases and the calendar," Professor Simon said.

Catch me if you can screamed Jordan Spieth after taking command with a brilliant 64 on the opening day at the Masters.