Sentence examples for brilliant interference from inspiring English sources
Brilliant interference colours may display variety or be predominantly of one kind, depending upon the relative thicknesses of layers and interlaminar spaces giving rise to the colours.
I'd do it not for scientific reasons, but for the very sensible idea that without this brilliant beast there is less interference from the outside world.
The Sunday department had been run for 40 years by the brilliant but imperious Lester Markel, an editor who brooked no interference from anyone, including a young publisher, who still called him "Mr. Markel".
Some of the most brilliant insect colours are not the result of pigmentation but are physical interference colours produced by fine laminae (grooves or pits) in the surface of the wing scales or the cuticle itself.
What's the CIA's brilliant plan for stopping Russian cyber-attacks on the US and their alleged interference with the US election?
The Cairo newspaper gave reports of brilliant successes by the Egyptian Army, & they also expressed the feeling of resentment by the Egyptians for the U. N.s interference in trying rescue Egypt from foes its Army was innihilating.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
"Nonphysical interference?
Brilliant planning, brilliant execution!
"There's some interference.
