Sentence examples for brilliant exponent from inspiring English sources

Wise Children Angela Carter A theatrical extravaganza by a brilliant exponent of magic realism.

Thielemann is a brilliant exponent of Richard Strauss, whereas Barenboim seems to prefer Johann I or II, the waltzing ones.

In the seven days since Agassi – himself a brilliant exponent of the two-fisted version of the stroke – made his pronouncement, Murray has surely put it beyond debate.

a) Rimbaud b) Mayakovsky c) Wilfred Owen d) Lorca A4 Which 20th-century philosopher was also a brilliant exponent of origami?

She's a brilliant exponent of rubato dancing, stretching chosen phrases to breaking point and then flying through the music with ecstatic abandon.

De Bruyne, though, succeeded at Wolfsburg playing mainly as a No10 behind the striker, and more specifically as a brilliant exponent of the counter-attack, most memorably in overseeing one thrilling, fast-breaking 4-1 defeat of Bayern Munich.

Both of these, and the composer's children - Markus, Majella and Simon - were to become brilliant exponents of his music, and in his seven-opera cycle they assumed crucial roles.

It was the last thing I expected, having been brought up on a TV diet of rapturous Brazilian crowds, tales of the "beautiful game" and its enviably brilliant exponents like Zico, Pelé and Romário.

Both of these, and the composer's children Markus, Majella and Simon, were to become brilliant exponents of Stockhausen's music, and in his seven-opera cycle they assumed crucial roles.

As well as being brilliant exponents of the counter-attack, with the pace of Vardy and Mahrez enabling them to turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye, Leicester employ a hugely effective pressing game that allows them to win the ball back higher up the pitch.

But the critic-directors of Cahiers and their brilliant American exponent Andrew Sarris argued persuasively that he was so much more than the provocative gadfly that critics in London and New York took him to be.