Sentence examples for brilliant display of from inspiring English sources

The event was a brilliant display of political stagecraft by Rumsfeld.

The novel is ornamented with a brilliant display of Wilde's finest epigrams.

I think it's a brilliant display of chutzpah that he fashioned a classic work of American literature out of another.

It was always a brilliant display of stonework, and quite a contrast to the simple, clean (O.K., antiseptic) lines of the New West.

It was a brilliant display of serve-and-volley tennis, a style that has all but disappeared in the modern game.

He might have had a splendid career in the French Navy but his father exhausted the family fortune in providing a brilliant display of fireworks for Mme.

But Dr. Postol found that brilliant displays of antimissile fire and thunder hid repeated failures of the interceptors to knock out speeding warheads.

Save for the drought-resistant vegetation -- pinyon pines, prickly-pear cactuses and desert four-o'clock wildflowers with their brilliant displays of magenta blossoms -- the landscape around the Gran Quivira ruins has changed little since they were abandoned more than three centuries ago.

The 1959 Allis Chalmers fuel cell tractor, the 1967 General Motors Electrovan, and the 1970 Kordesch Austin fuel cell/battery hybrid city car were brilliant displays of fuel cell technology for their time and provided scientists and engineers with an idea of what fuel cell technology would be capable of doing in the future.

For example, brilliant displays of secondary sexual coloration occur throughout the animal kingdom; however, among mammals, these displays are limited to the primates.

His brilliant display also means 65% of Shakhtar's goals in Champions League football have come from Brazilians.