Sentence examples for brilliant improvement from inspiring English sources

All of us who watched the magic of Bernstein (and you can watch him on YouTube and on hundreds of hours of videos) will see Dick's brilliant improvement on an ancient instrument -- the instrument that makes no sound but that extends the reach of the conductor, clarifies the intention of the beat, and saves our arms from early retirement due to repetitive stress.

A CNN review called the Woods satire "brilliant" and a strong improvement over the previous season's "Dead Celebrities", which also included several cameos of celebrity parodies.

The Boehm experiments changed the character of the flute considerably, producing more volume and a more brilliant tone; with his improvements, along with the subsequent minor changes, the flute became one of the most versatile instruments of the orchestra, performing superbly in all keys.

Any proof you have of self-motivated skill improvement will look brilliant on future job applications.

And the story in both those professions has not been of brilliant returns to shareholders or vast improvements for society, but of wealth extraction and lobbying politicians, Davos-style.

But it is an improvement that started with the brilliant political editor Andrew Marr and it rid us of the tyranny of the package".

Like Sterling, Eden Hazard has had a brilliant season, and has made a dramatic improvement most of his attacking statistics compared to the 2012-13 campaign.

"What Meg has done has taken a brilliant idea, and with execution, monitoring and constant improvement, made it infinitely bigger".

My personal favorite was the TV dinner, which even a 10-year-old recognized as a brilliant simulacrum -- not to mention an obvious improvement over the real thing.

December's Shelf Improvement is the riveting biography of a brilliant but forgotten pioneer of natural science.

The broccoli rabe, brilliant green and flecked with bits of browned garlic, defied improvement, and the crisp cheesiness of the potato lasagna led to embarrassments of gluttony.