Sentence examples for brilliant details from inspiring English sources

But Mr Davenport-Hines manages to pick out little-known stories, brilliant details and curiosities, relayed with affection.

Their close-in views allow the reader to get nose-to-nose with the brilliant details emblematic of White's originality.

The rhythm with which she phrases a dance is glorious: it's capable of all kinds of dynamic contrasts and brilliant details, but it shapes each number like one coherent thought.

This makes for booming colors and brilliant details in a format any fan will love.

This is the kind of silly but brilliant detail we watch Downton for.

The "wrinkled lip" is a particularly brilliant detail that suggests an age of sneering and sensuality in its possessor.

You could practically hose down the interior, and they designed the door handles with extra deep recesses so you could open them while wearing chunky mittens, a brilliant detail that.

At Brancolini Grimaldi, a big room drenched in natural light, the large-scale prints that take up two walls can be viewed image by image or as two big composite pieces unified by their rich colour tones and brilliant detail.

But oddly there is no sense of place as there was in "Momentary Order," a nonlinear work that Mr. Varone created in 1992 with brilliant detail about the descendants of French-Canadian millworkers in Maine.

In Jerome Robbins's "Four Seasons" on the same program, Janie Taylor's brilliant detail enhanced the snowflake ballerina role in the "Winter" section, while in "Fall," Charles Askegard, exhilarating if uneven, partnered Miranda Weese, the epitome of perfection.

As an example of how impossible it is to imagine Bacon or Oxford writing the plays, he alludes to the brilliant detail, from the history plays, of the nuisance problem of fleas breeding in the corners of taverns where men have been pissing.