Sentence examples for brilliant rendering from inspiring English sources

I can remember his brilliant rendering of the role, bringing us to tears in class".

Reviewing the film in The New York Times in 1967, Bosley Crowther wrote, "Everything in this brilliant rendering of Mr. Joyce's extremely complex book into the medium of motion pictures is forceful and respectable cinema art".

In his Portrait of Ginevra de' Benci (c. 1480) Leonardo opened new paths for portrait painting with his singular linking of nearness and distance and his brilliant rendering of light and texture.

It's Ashbery's immaculate sense of tone and register, his delight in carefully taking up and pushing the more lyrical and exuberant moments to their limit, that, more than anything, makes this such a brilliant rendering of Rimbaud's greatest work.

So were Gerald Finley's accounts of the baritone arias, most notably "The Trumpet Shall Sound," in which he was supported by Philip Smith's brilliant rendering of the solo trumpet line.

La Folie Baudelaire by Roberto Calasso Allen Lanee) is a brilliant kaleidoscopic rendering of the tormented poet, his times and the city of Paris that "breathes" in his prose and poetry.

Set in rural Canada, these brilliant stories render the characters' lives with almost Tolstoyan resonance.

Brilliant sunshine rendered incandescent the golden dome of City Hall, where Mr. James reigned for two decades until 2006.

Dinner is served in three formats, all of which highlight Mr. Ladner's careful interpretation of Italian cuisine, in which brilliant technique renders incredible ingredients as art.

These results demonstrate that ZnGeN2 Mn is a novel, promising red-emitting nitride, potentially applicable to field emission displays with brilliant color-rendering properties and a large color gamut.

To say that Pat Dignan's brilliant lighting literally renders her newer works more colorful is true.