Sentence examples for brilliance of making from inspiring English sources

How can Foner not see the narrative brilliance of making the movie about a specific political process in one month of Lincoln's life?

Her dancers in "Divertimento No. 15" show basic features of Balanchine style that are often missing elsewhere: the way of making time and space meet with moment-by-moment brilliance, of making steps not follow music but embody it, of opening up legs ardently into space like flowers opening to the sun.

Nothing could be more remarkable than the fact that an actor known for his vanity and his brilliance was capable of making a film like Night of the Hunter.

He launched his new gallery near Bond Street in 1969, with pioneering shows devoted to the neglected brilliance of Wyndham Lewis and Stanley Spencer, making him his first fortune.

When Chelsea labour, and they have threatened to stall at times, he invariably supplies that dash of brilliance to make the difference.

Their bodies, the jewels in these caskets, were delicately modelled and the flesh tones were heightened by the brilliance of their make up and paint, which in turn seemed to be intended as a background to set off even more splendid ornaments, the rich bright glint of the teeth and fangs of wild animals among feathers and flowers".

He praised Sadamoto, Aoyama and Nishida for producing "scenes of animated spectacle that, in their dazzling fluency of motion and untethered brilliance of invention, makes the usual SF/fantasy anime look childish and dull".

Less afraid of making mistakes, they apparently have more flashes of brilliance.

Sheer volume combined with sheer brilliance to make our job of selecting up to five outstanding startups in 10 categories difficult to say the least.

She it is who, with an apt pause, points up O'Neill's final stroke of brilliance, making the play end not on a catastrophe but with a qualification.

It has enough insane brilliance to make 100,000 viral videos.