Sentence examples for brilliant fantasy from inspiring English sources

The plot, like Lowry's central heating, is fit to bust; but it's a brilliant fantasy for all that.

Anthony's evocation of the city through maps, old and new, leads him to other modes of visualization, including physical models and video games, and those representations turn visionary, transforming a concluding sequence of civic pride and good cheer into a brilliant fantasy of radical political utopia.

Others know him as a director of surreal and brilliant fantasy films like Time Bandits, about a boy who joins a band of dwarves as they jump from various eras in history searching for treasures to steal, and Brazil, a dystopian thriller in which a daydreaming government worker gets caught in the soul-crushing gears of a nightmare bureaucracy and tortured by Michael Palin in a baby mask.

Some of his most interesting pieces are also the most vulgar, such as the brilliant fantasies on operatic themes from Norma, Rigoletto and (for some, unforgivably) Don Giovanni.

Included are John Harbison's "Twilight Music," for violin, horn and piano; Czerny's Three Brilliant Fantasies on Themes by Franz Schubert, and the Brahms Horn Trio.

Revelation was also a brilliant revenge fantasy.

The plot, like Lowry's central heating, is fit to bust; but it's a brilliant, dizzying fantasy for all that.

Well [over-by-over report dons marketing hat on], there's always our brilliant new Fantasy Chairman game, our Greatest Internet Sports games section.

The Archers' most successful works, which were notable for their use of brilliant colours, fantasy, and experimental cinematography, included The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943), A Matter of Life and Death (1946; U.S. title Stairway to Heaven), Black Narcissus (1947), The Red Shoes (1948), and The Tales of Hoffman (1951).

My fab American publisher Viking has sent me some brilliant new fantasy books from over there to read, which need serious time to devour, and in particular I have my eye on The Glass Sentence by S E Grove, a Pullman-esque fantasy about map-reading…It's also high time I treated myself to Robin Stevens Murder Most Unladylikee series which look as delicious and moreish as a cream tea.

There were fewer brilliant dribbles, less fantasy but there was a stunning assuredness and impeccable precision in the passing.