Sentence examples for brilliant downfall from inspiring English sources

And it is directed by the German film-maker Oliver Hirschbiegel, who made the brilliant Downfall, about Hitler.

Director Oliver Hirschbiegel, whose brilliant Downfall deserved its great acclaim, now has the unusual distinction of having made Adolf Hitler come across as a more three-dimensional character on screen than Princess Diana.

But one shouldn't be silly about it, or else one should be frankly silly — surreal, even — as with the Soup Nazi or the brilliant and illuminating "Downfall" parodies that have populated YouTube.

Across 8 Endless papers kept by 20's first flipping investigator (8) 9 Determined to go after Orwell's pen and ink? (5) 10 "Time" Dicky (4) 11 Had bruises - slight (5,5) 12 Downfall nigh - brilliant!

The Secret Race, by Tyler Hamilton and Daniel Coyle The award-winning, thrilling result of in-depth meetings between Hamilton, the man whose testimony precipitated Lance Armstrong's belated downfall, and the brilliant writer, Coyle.

Pacino's multiple roles as actor, director, investigator and provocateur reveal and refract, offering a glimpse into his character even as he considers the nature and downfall of the brilliant, self-destructive Wilde.

This is the one real downfall of an otherwise brilliant escapade.

Real played a significant part in their own downfall, but it took a brilliant side playing brilliantly to fully punish them.

Camilla's not just a bitter outsider, she's pretty much Lady Macbeth, plotting the downfall of everyone around her (a brilliant idea – tricking Kate into going to Harry's ball for amputee soldiers dressed as Long John Silver).

A wonderful character study of someone whose cognitive dissonance ('I am brilliant, therefore I must be doing everything correctly') led directly to his downfall.

Maradonna however is not the most tactical brilliant minded manager I have ever seen and this is where his downfall could occur.