Sentence examples for brilliant definition from inspiring English sources

It's a brilliant definition of what writers should want to write, and echoes my own notion of the perfect book I am always failing to produce.

Again, you see how skilled these dancers are: the sheer polish of the men is striking, with brilliant definition of beaten jumps and ready assurance in lifting women high overhead.

I want to recall here, because it is so useful, Barbara Cassin's brilliant definition of the untranslatable: not what we can't translate or don't translate but what we can't stop translating and retranslating.

With a brilliant, high-definition (HD) 8.9-inch, 3D-capable multi-touch display, the T-Mobile G-Slate delivers a groundbreaking mobile entertainment experience, including the ability to record 3D and full HD video.

"While some children will always be blessed by a brilliant teacher, by definition that is not a scaleable solution to our problems".

Also, for the first time on a netbook with NVIDIA's ION graphics platform, users will be able to enjoy brilliant 1080p high definition video with silky smooth playback.

I should remember who this is considering anyone who has Genet and Cocteau tattoos is by definition brilliant.

There are so many brilliant one-liner definitions that it's hard not to keep quoting them.

It features a brilliant 25.7cm (10.1″) high-definition screen that displays pictures with crisp colours and in full detail.

Ms. Kuranaga, a formidable technician, was especially brilliant, but the high definition Ms. Cornejo brought to the opening solo won applause (curiously, she had the least definition in the second one), and the somewhat unspontaneous Ms. Cirio achieved eventual victory by demonstrating the role's contrasts.

This is a fascinating, brilliant, irritating novel, consistently defying definition by genre, literary worth, or even purpose.