Sentence examples for a brilliant composition from inspiring English sources

And in Paul Taylor's "Arden Court" they shine in a brilliant composition — as they still do most nights in "Revelations".

Given many of those ingredients, it will come as no surprise that Mr. Roth's talent shimmers with seafood, as in the lyrically labeled "Garden in the Sea," a brilliant composition of oysters and various sea vegetables in a citrus-chamomile broth, all under a little cloud of sea urchin foam.

Strip everything else away – the thrilling dancing, imposing set and powerful plot, inspired by Romeo and Juliet – and West Side Story remains a brilliant musical composition.

Brilliant composition, no doubt.

There is desperation in all this too, but it is the now-familiar desperation of the self-indulgently confessional: Nan Goldin without the brilliant composition, the heightened colour or the underlying poetic sadness.

(The story of "The Magic Flute" becomes a corollary to the tragedy.) And Martin's supposedly brilliant compositions (written by Stefan Nilsson) are no great shakes.

(The clearest example of this is "Do Re Mi," turned into a brilliant lesson in dance composition).

A brilliant talent-spotter, he found composition himself a great burden and took ages to read an article.

Depicting a hairless figure on a bridge under a brilliant yellow-orange sky, the composition was originally conceived by Munch as part of his "Frieze of Life" series, which explores themes of love, angst and death.

"He's a brilliant structuralist and a master of composition.

Then, they used these SERS tablet devices to analyze the chemical composition of eccrine sweat in latent fingerprints, that is a brilliant, very practical application of the device in medicine.