Sentence examples for brilliant effects from inspiring English sources
Gorra's plot summaries miss some of the brilliant effects.
The restaurant's design, like the menu, achieves some brilliant effects before going off the rails.
Moses Pendleton, who was a founding member of Pilobolus, formed Momix in 1981, and for this troupe he creates similarly brilliant effects from acrobatic feats and visual tricks based on props and lighting.
The most outstanding artist of the group was the Florentine Giovanni Fattori (1825 1908), who attained brilliant effects of light and colour by the use of strong colour patches.
Brilliant effects of orchestration and exhilarating rhythms in a swift tempo characterize Felix Mendelssohn's scherzo from his Midsummer Night's Dream, while in the four piano scherzos of Frédéric Chopin dramatic, somewhat dark moods alternate with more lyrical trios.
The switch may be brief, or it may break the novel in two, to brilliant effect.
His sentences are a study in fragmentation, sometimes to brilliant effect.
The gesture is loaded with complicated feeling, which Ruhl parses to brilliant effect.
Whatever the source of Duchesne's world-weariness, he displays it to brilliant effect in "Bob".
It is more than a brilliant effect; it gives the painting a metaphysical quality.
In a brilliant effect, the lovers imagine themselves walking through the prison walls.
