Sentence examples for beyond brilliantly from inspiring English sources

He took his bulbous Steinway through the doors of a psychiatric hospital – and played beyond brilliantly.

These days the middle classes are in decline and the term has gone out of fashion, though we still retain the sense of the genius as someone who is brilliantly "beyond"; who breaks the rules and plays the edge.

THE slogan that BP adopted in 2000, "Beyond Petroleum", was brilliantly unforgettable.

After substitute George Williams was fouled 25 yards from goal, Bale whipped the ball brilliantly beyond Pol to spare Coleman and his side a major embarrassment.

In many ways Havelange served the top end of the sport brilliantly, boosting beyond all recognition the wealth and spread that is now shared by players, clubs, associations and everyone else clinging on to this galleon of plenty.

What is established beyond doubt in BBC4's brilliantly entertaining adaptation of The Alan Clark Diaries is that our hero - played by a craggy John Hurt - does not have his way with Jenny Easterbrook, head of his ministerial private office, after he becomes a very junior employment minister in 1983.

And to write the same bawdy comedy that male colleagues were succeeding with so brilliantly was to err beyond the bounds of decency.

Liverpool took the lead against the run of play when Rickie Lambert squared the ball to Coutinho, who brilliantly placed his effort beyond the reach of Green.

The insider political reporters have moved beyond the courtiers that Stephen Colbert so brilliantly satired two White House correspondents dinners ago; and have fully joined the home team of the insider Washington establishment.

But thanks to a nuanced script and a brilliantly sympathetic performance by Gere, the movie goes beyond good and evil.

In her star works, and in her drawings, Mariko Mori succeeds brilliantly in representing what is beyond representation.