Sentence examples for brilliant image from inspiring English sources

It was a brilliant image: so powerful, more than any dialogue.

The friend of a friend's novel may have some redeeming features – the odd nicely shaped sentence, the stray brilliant image.

Reviewing the book in The New York Times Book Review, the novelist Jay Cantor called it "a brilliant image of a national psychosis".

It leads into a brilliant image of the troupe's nine members standing in their toy packaging, breaking out through the cellophane as they're brought to life.

There's the effulgence of tooled gold, the lapis, the vermilion, but there's also subtle psychology: a superb object and a brilliant image.

Girl eats house, it's a brilliant image, as grabbing as Oliver Sacks's The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.

"His albums are dense with stories and brilliant images," adds King.

Johnston excels at evoking small, suffocating rooms, and he also draws brilliant images from Newfoundland's weather.

The genius of War Horse lies in the brilliant images it creates, whereas Jerusalem is a work of genuine moral complexity.

There are some 'old school' photographers who have shot some brilliant images, but I would put myself up against anyone when it came to getting the right shot.

To some extent the Stirling prize has become a graphics competition of brilliant images of buildings that don't necessarily perform".