Sentence examples for a most brilliant from inspiring English sources

Prowling around this morning, the way gardeners do – sniffing the scent of daphne in the air, pulling the odd weed from the path – I suddenly noticed it, already flat open in the sun, with petals of a most brilliant yellow, washed on the back with a soft tomato-red.

It is a most brilliant thing.

It called the revival a "most brilliant" success and predicted another long run.

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

Although in unusually and noted bad humour after this incident, Nansouty subsequently led a most brilliant action at Craonne.

In 1892 Palairet was elected captain of the Oxford team, and according to Wisden, "had a most brilliant season".

Effervescent pearlescent luminescence shone through a sublime sheen of a figure most brilliant.

"He is a man of most brilliant character," said a Bengali chap offering cranio-sacral therapy, whatever that is.

Notice, however, how the question of identity is here sharply distinct from the question of value: "the most miserable performance without actual mistakes does count as [a genuine instance of a work], while the most brilliant performance with a single wrong note does not" (Goodman 1976, 186).

There are a lot of defiance goods out there offering an adversarial experience — like high-end pop music (for which Greif has a soft spot: his most brilliant essay is an amazingly multilayered piece called "Learning to Rap").

LE MANS, FRANCE — To move with the times and maintain auto racing's relevance, the 24 Hours of Le Mans organizers this year created a "Garage 56," for a team with the most brilliant and effective environmental car outside the technical regulations.