Sentence examples for a brilliant reflection from inspiring English sources

Flanagan's writing is a brilliant reflection of Gina's world.

This book is a fantasy, a fairytale – and a brilliant reflection of and serious meditation on the choices and agonies of our life in this world.

Vivienne Becker, jewelry editor of the British fashion and society magazine Harpers & Queen, called Ms. Jagger's hiring "a stroke of marketing genius, and a brilliant reflection of the changing role of jewelry in fashion and lifestyle today".

Yet after, the image haunted me as a brilliant reflection of how the slaughter that's all in a day's work blurs the lines between the human predators and their victims.

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"If you put a new piece next to an old one, you will see the new mirror has a lighter and more brilliant reflection," he said.

In the second chapter, called "Transreading" (the author's penchant for "poetic" diction like this is an irritating tic; you get "Lifeleading" and "Wifewishing" too), Gass the critic makes himself felt in a brilliant extended "reflection on the problems of translation".

And marvel you will, as director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki opens a Pandora's paintbox of light, bouncing the brilliant reflections of celestial bodies around the virtual set with a clear, crisp precision that not even the darkening effect of 3D glasses can dampen.

High above the land, we could see the brilliant reflections of water tucked away amid the forests, and patches of snow and ice on peaks, but the last stretches of ridge were too much to climb.

This selection of Myles's Irish Times columns contains many brilliant reflections on literature, but none finer than his invention of the Book-Handling service, which allows wealthy philistines to own a library of books which appear to have been thoroughly read.

Leicester have done a brilliant job of developing him over the years and it is not a reflection of Manu.