Sentence examples for and in the brilliant from inspiring English sources
Mr. Miles also created a montage of posters, using found images of nature and in the brilliant hues that the designers have lately used in their collections.
And yet, in one of Formula One's grandest theatres, and in the brilliant Lombardy sunshine, he remained in the shadows of his own introspection.
Any disappointment in missing Stravinsky's pellucid orchestral writing was mitigated by the sparkle of the pianists, Pedja Muzijevic and Steven Beck, and in the brilliant singing of the choir and the Trinity Youth Chorus.
Ocean wind blew through our curtains, flowers in our garden grew sideways, and in the brilliant glare of the midday sea, the distant spume of whales caught the sunlight.
The strain could be detected in both "Whale Rider," in which a Maori girl is abandoned by her father and shunned by her grandfather, and in the brilliant documentary "Capturing the Friedmans," in which shame and abuse are passed from one generation to the next.
Adrian Howells invites audience members to dance with him in Won't Somebody Dance With Me; a new Arches commission from Philip Glass protege John Moran and New York dancer Saori Tsukada sees them explore Bangkok in singular style; and, in the brilliant Love Letters Straight From Your Heart, Uninvited Guests invite you to make a dedication to the one you love.
Thomas Vonn, Lindsey Vonn's husband and adviser, smiled and gestured in the brilliant sunshine toward the panorama of peaks and frozen lakes that put St. Moritz on the winter tourism map.
There's an almost imperceptible line between good and bad, hero and villain in the brilliant Baltimore-based drama.
These days, Essaouira is a friendly place, called the "blue and white town" by Moroccans for its white-washed buildings trimmed and shuttered in the brilliant azure blue of its skies.
Officials commissioned a 30-foot statue of the Jade Emperor, had it hauled to the peak and encased in the brilliant red pavilion.
It is easily discernible to even the casual observer, not only because of its brightness and position in the brilliant Orion but also because of its deep reddish colour.
