Sentence examples for brilliant consideration from inspiring English sources
She gave this brilliant consideration of nationality and identity an austere gravitas, especially on the anguished, staccato Bitter Branches.
Agamben deftly considers the historical and philosophical implications of this power, offering a brilliant consideration of 'life' and its tense relation to normativity.
It is a protracted, quirky and, in places, brilliant consideration of a remarkable range of topics that every concerned individual should be aware of.
We see a lone puppet, one of scores used by the Egyptian artist Wael Shawky in his "Crusades Cabaret," a brilliant two-video marionette-musical consideration of early contact between the Arab and European cultures.
Critics opine about the performances not recognized, and gossips wonder if those snubbed had meltdowns like the one comedic genius Catherine O'Hara's character Marilyn Hack has in the brilliant satiric movie For Your Consideration (O'Hara, by the way, was snubbed for that performance. Sad!).
The 1974 film "Stavisky," an elegant Art Deco bath with Jean-Paul Belmondo swanning around as a romantic 1930s swindler, isn't paraded much in considerations of the brilliant French filmmaker Alain Resnais, who died in 2014 at age 91.
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This is a brilliant sign -- you're parenting with critical thought and consideration.
The achievement is all the more brilliant when the myriad problems faced by the children are taken into consideration.
At first, the only serious consideration for electric power was arc lighting, in which a brilliant light is emitted by an electric spark between two electrodes.
With the development of electric power early in the 19th century, the only serious consideration for lighting by electricity was arc lighting, in which a brilliant light is emitted by an electric spark between two electrodes.
