Sentence examples for brilliant passages from inspiring English sources

There were some brilliant passages and scintillating colors.

There are brilliant passages about modernity in Argentina and Japan.

There were brilliant passages of his that I left almost intact.

The biography features some brilliant passages on marriage, Buddhism, therapy and Cohen's book "Death of a Ladies Man" (1978).

If, like me, you are claustrophobic, you will find some of the novel's more brilliant passages uneasy reading.

"When I would read it in translation," Mr. Gregory said, "there would be these brilliant passages, and then it would be completely incomprehensible and boring.

The opening depicts lurching cars through music full of bumpy rhythms and grinding harmonies, led by the solo trombone playing fractured phrases and bursts of brilliant passage work.

In this last brilliant passage, he acts out the internal battle of his self-loathing psyche: Richard loves Richard: that is, I and I.

In a brilliant passage, dancers, led by Gwyn Emberton and Edan Gorlicki, dip and slink with extreme flexibility as armless people (their arms are in their tattered coats).

Greer's chapter on abuse is prescient and literary, devolving into a brilliant passage of linguistic analysis leavened with quotations from King Lear, Frank Zappa and Schopenhauer.

In this last brilliant passage, he acts out the internal battle of his self-loathing psyche: **{:.break one} ** Richard loves Richard: that is, I and I.