Sentence examples for brilliant letters from inspiring English sources

Her brilliant letters on behalf of authors imprisoned around the world.

Lowell's recovery letters are among the most brilliant letters ever written, for the simple reason that the writing of them operates against such tragic stakes.

A fine stylist, she experimented with several forms of biographical writing, composed painterly short fictions, and sent to her friends and family a lifetime of brilliant letters.

She wrote numerous novels (among them, "Indiana," "Lélia" and "Consuelo") as well as plays, autobiography, political essays (Bakunin urged Marx to read her), travel books, journals and reams of brilliant letters (the most celebrated to Flaubert, with whom she corresponded for years).

In her brilliant letter to her teenage daughter, Caitlin Moran advises: "Stay at peace with your body.

And then of course there was Sharman Finlay, of Ballyclare, who wrote "brilliant letter, yet again, from the Executive Editor".

Just a few minutes into our interview, Roger Alton leaps up and waves a "brilliant" letter from a reader enthusing about the paper's new £1 cover price.

As I gazed upon the 38 shirts spilling out of drawers and hanging all around my room, the words of a brilliant letter to the Guardian rang in my ears.

Dorp himself changed his opinion, mainly because he was shamed into it by a brilliant letter in defense of Erasmus written by Thomas More.

As K. N. Al-Sabah's brilliant letter to the Financial Times last August suggests, it's impossible to know how the region's myriad fault lines will resolve themselves.

Adrian Howells invites audience members to dance with him in Won't Somebody Dance With Me; a new Arches commission from Philip Glass protege John Moran and New York dancer Saori Tsukada sees them explore Bangkok in singular style; and, in the brilliant Love Letters Straight From Your Heart, Uninvited Guests invite you to make a dedication to the one you love.