Sentence examples for as a brilliant example from inspiring English sources
In an earlier book, "The Secret of Scent," Turin cites Coca-Cola as a brilliant example of an abstract taste, one that resembles nothing in nature.
1950: Dedicated Modernists In March, the floating glass house that Donald E. Olsen, an architect, built in 1954 as his family residence on a sloping lot in Berkeley, Calif., became a city landmark, heralded as a brilliant example of modernism.
It is hard to imagine a greater discouragement to such an ambition than the firestorm produced by Prescott but Khan was not only as good as his word he also set a brilliant example to any British fighter with half an idea that he had a chance to go all the way to a significant place in the highest rankings.
The Marriage Cure, written for the New Yorker in 2003, is a brilliant example, brimming with insight as it details the humiliating difficulties faced by two African-American women taking part in a government-sponsored marriage programme.
The torture sequence in the original Lethal Weapon is a brilliant example of action that moves the story forward and reveals character as well.
It's a brilliant example of an author in control of her readers, as if she's saying: you think you understand, but do you?
His academic studiousness is a brilliant example to youth who, in many cases, define what is "cool" as non-academic.
A brilliant example of this is its theatre fringe.
