Sentence examples for brilliant edge from inspiring English sources

Joyce's Dubliners, with its brilliant edge of detachment and perfected plainness, actually sounds at times as if it has an original in maybe Irish or French, while James's prose buckles standard English as it traces a character's interior consciousness.

I personally greatly admired his work, at the same time realizing the brilliant edge he displayed must have been difficult to manage in real life.

Alain Traoré scored an equaliser for Auxerre in their defeat at Montpellier from even further out (goal after 1min10secs), while Oliver Sorlin put new boys Evian ahead with a brilliant edge-of-the-area volley in their 2-2 drat at Brest.

You may long for anything with the brilliant, manic edge of Mel Brooks, insensitivity at its most creative.

There is a horribly brilliant, necrophiliac edge to the painting: Millais has seen female vulnerability in its ultimate form, and the image is grippingly voyeuristic.

Was this a "brilliant cutting edge production" or was it possibly done on a shoe string budget, because paying over 100 dollars a ticket was a bargain?

It's variously unique, brilliant, cutting-edge or – at the very least – high-quality.

Onstage and screen, Nimoy leaves an extraordinary legacy of a bold and brilliant cutting-edge explorer of unimpeachable integrity.

On Friday, the Angels used brilliant pitching to edge the Yankees.

The technologies presented are brilliant and cutting edge on the utilisation of waste carbon dioxide, but it still releases it into the atmosphere adding to carbon cycle and greenhouse effect.The carbon cycle describes how carbon travels from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into vegetables then into animals and finally back again to the atmosphere.

He calls Collins's work on Fe-TAMLs is "absolutely brilliant" and "cutting edge".