Sentence examples for brilliant manner from inspiring English sources

"Radh was pleading the case in a brilliant manner and was hopeful about the success of his client," Ms. Nawaz said.

Nobody expects celebrities to reply to every piece of gushing prose but it would serve them well to occasionally respond to a chosen few in a brilliant manner, which in the internet age inevitably goes viral.

Considering the rarity of this win, the brilliant manner in which it was achieved and the fact that it came at the end of a troubled year it seems almost churlish to deride the last match and the pitch it was played on.

Until you have established to the world your street cred and ability to complete projects in a brilliant manner, your ideas mean nothing to anybody but you.

This paper deals with some of those factors or points in transcription that allows the cell to manage its resources in such an efficient and brilliant manner and to elicit the necessary response.

The staff is from the old school, with brilliant manners, neither obsequious nor aloof.

Back in Salzburg, Mozart seems to have been eager to display his command of international styles: of the three symphonies he wrote in 1779 80, K 318 in G Major has a Parisian premier coup d'archet and crescendos of the type favoured in Mannheim, and K 338 in C Major shows many features of the brilliant Parisian manner.

Though best remembered as the author of brilliant comedies of manners, Sheridan was also a significant politician and orator.

First, it's my personal favourite, a mature and brilliant comedy of manners (and much more besides) completed towards the end of her life.

Oddly titled According to Yes, it is billed by Penguin Random House as "a brilliant comedy of manners" tracing the antics of an unconventional 38-year-old primary school teacher sent out to live among the wealthy on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

Jonathan Wright James Nesbitt plays a brilliant neurosurgeon whose bedside manner with his patients isn't matched by his snarky manner with colleagues or his neglect of his domestic life.