Sentence examples for a brilliant read from inspiring English sources

A wonderful conclusion to a brilliant read.

And his book is a brilliant read.

Now, this should be a brilliant read.

Walport is right that it's a brilliant read; it may also yield some insights into what makes him tick.

It's certainly good enough to lighten the gloom of a dark summer afternoon but we might wish for some of the bracing candour that makes the diaries such a brilliant read.

It is, writes redbirdflies, "a brilliant read, full of insight into life in a liberal Muslim family at the beginning of the 20th century and their challenges in coping with the effects of war and devastation".

After a brilliant reading, he took some questions.

And when he hunkered down with the quartet, as on a brilliant reading of "Stardust" and an original waltz called "Soul Dance," his higher gear served him well.

The conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen ensures a brilliant reading of Janacek's fascinating score, which both heightens the opera's suspense and soars with music of passion.

Death By Water is an art-haunted book, with much discussion of TS Eliot (the novel is named after section four of The Waste Land), Beethoven, and Edward Said, and a brilliant reading of JG Fraser's The Golden Bough as potential incitement to a military coup.

Know Your Values and Frame the Debate, by the American linguist George Lakoff, a short but brilliant read about how to break through the ongoing dominance of the right wing.