Sentence examples for brilliant image of from inspiring English sources

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.

On the cover was this brilliant image of St Francis releasing the caged birds he had he had bought in the market.

(One of them is a brilliant image of a glamorous young woman wearing a fur collar, smoking a cigar; it's only when you look closer that you see that her fur collar has a snout and a pair of eyes).

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

"We were eager to host the first Heineken Cup match ever played outside Europe, to stage a special, spectacular rugby event and to project brilliant images of Cape Town and European rugby across the world," a Saracens statement read.

In response, a Saracens statement said:  "The innovative English champion club was eager to host the first Heineken Cup match ever played outside Europe, to stage a special, spectacular rugby event and to project brilliant images of Cape Town and European rugby around the world.

The mural, replete with brilliant images of incredible African-American artists connected to Kansas, is the backdrop for Lawrence's Saturday Farmers' Market.

Impressive, too, are the brilliant images, many of them shot by Mr. Bruckheimer himself on the sets of movies he produced like the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, "Pearl Harbor" and "Blackhawk Down".

But since easy-blogging site Tumblr started in 2008, a wealth of bizarre but brilliant image blogs have sprung up cataloguing everything from beer labels to Lady Gaga's outfits.

"Nathan [has] a brilliant image.