Sentence examples for brilliant atrocity from inspiring English sources
Lincoln has been portrayed in twenty-five or so movies, beginning with D. W. Griffith's brilliant atrocity "Birth of a Nation" (1915).
It is the most jaw-dropping atrocity in a brilliant exhibition that brings together some of Collishaw's most troubling images.
But his brilliant military qualities were marred by his atrocities.
The credit for that goes to brilliant, brave reporters who have brought graphic images of the Gaza atrocities to our newspapers and television screens.
The mercurial and brilliant unofficial military leader was responsible for some of the most revolting terrorist atrocities perpetrated in the Chechens' name.
After the 2005 attacks, she said, "I totally condemn and am horrified by the atrocities which occurred in London," and praised Mr. Lindsay as "a good and loving husband and a brilliant father who showed absolutely no sign of doing this atrocious crime".
Atrocity builds on atrocity.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
"A mass atrocity was averted".
This is a vicious atrocity".
