Sentence examples for a brilliant display of from inspiring English sources

The event was a brilliant display of political stagecraft by Rumsfeld.

The novel is ornamented with a brilliant display of Wilde's finest epigrams.

I think it's a brilliant display of chutzpah that he fashioned a classic work of American literature out of another.

It was always a brilliant display of stonework, and quite a contrast to the simple, clean (O.K., antiseptic) lines of the New West.

It was a brilliant display of serve-and-volley tennis, a style that has all but disappeared in the modern game.

He might have had a splendid career in the French Navy but his father exhausted the family fortune in providing a brilliant display of fireworks for Mme.

Brian Lara and Wavell Hinds destroyed Canada's bowling with an brilliant display of hitting to steer West Indies to a crushing seven-wicket win in World Cup Group B. Canada opener John Davison had struck the fastest World Cup century in history to set up his side's total of 202, but Lara made a sparkling 73 and Hinds 64 to help their team to their target with nearly 30 overs to spare.

Northampton produced a brilliant display to shock Saracens and reach the Premiership final.

Oh this is a quite brilliant display of bowling from Sri Lanka, Mendis beating him all ends up and that was absolutely plumb!

There was a most brilliant display of flags, banners & c. [sic].

Hulk, the Brazilian striker who has attracted attention in Spain after a brilliant display in the first leg of the last-16 tie against Atletico Madrid, will pose a threat with aggression and pace reminiscent of his compatriot Ronaldo.