Sentence examples for brilliant language from inspiring English sources

Offering brilliant language learning podcasts in German, Deutsche Welle is a little pocket of the internet packed full of resources for German learners.

Brilliant language is surely an attraction of Shakespeare's Othello, but no such achievement is to be found in most of the popular fiction that reliably delights its audience.

I will offer you my conclusion here and can do that best in the brilliant language of Christian Wiman, from his book My Bright Abyss.

On the other hand, the performers' brilliant body language is universal.

Loving husband, father, grandfather; a brilliant romance language educator and scholar.

I never realized how brilliant his language was until I had to become one of his characters in the program.

But Adonis is only one of the many (I assume) brilliant foreign language writers I've never read, so don't listen to me.

Then younger kids were brought in, and they begin speaking (or signing) this brilliant Creole language that didn't exist before.

That brilliant, French-language movie never found a United States distributor despite being showered with Genie awards (the Canadian equivalent of the Oscars).

The company's music director, James Levine, conducts an excellent cast of North American singers, including Paul Appleby, Layla Claire, Stephanie Blythe, and Gerald Finley, who are charged with parsing the ornate and brilliant English-language libretto, by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman; the engaging production is by Jonathan Miller.

This year, that honor goes to Stravinsky's "The Rake's Progress," a neoclassical morality tale (with an ornate and brilliant English-language libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman) inspired by Hogarth's eponymous suite of paintings, the Faust legend, and the "number operas" of Mozart and Handel.