Sentence examples for brilliant rendition from inspiring English sources

Lisa Dwan scored a personal triumph with her rigorously brilliant rendition of Beckett's Not I, Footfalls and Rockaby.

They deliver, against many odds, a gripping and musically brilliant rendition led by two phenomenal performances by David Shannon and Anita Reeves.

The constituent elements are all note perfect, not least a brilliant rendition of an appalling space-race novelty song Please Mr Kennedy for which Llewyn foolishly takes a session fee, thereby signing away any royalties.

Even Mr. Cowell, who dismissed "Broadway voices" for so many years as the toughest of judges on "Idol," smartly recognized the universal appeal of Susan Boyle, who on "Britain's Got Talent" sang a brilliant rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miserables".

The ratings are strong (with more than 7 million viewers nightly so far, in the honeymoon stage) and the clips (Fallon joining a barbershop quartet to sing R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)"; a brilliant rendition of the Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" fastidiously quilted from the archives of NBC anchors Brian Williams and Lester Holt's newscasts) have gone from merely viral to pandemic.

(If you want to remember Windows 3.11, here's a brilliant rendition that runs in a browser, complete with Minesweeper. Do you remember … your first Internet purchase? I don't, precisely, but would wager it was an Amazon book. Amazon no doubt knows that.

In a brilliant, original rendition, Monsters of the Gévaudan revisits a spellbinding French tale that has captivated imaginations for over two hundred years, and offers the definitive explanation of the strange events that underlie this timeless story.

Rufino did a brilliant, saucy rendition of "Send in the Drones," where he lamented the inability to flash for the aerial camera on the beach.

Michael Specter, on his Twitter feed (which everyone should follow), points to a brilliant graphic-novel rendition of the Wakefield scandal.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 26 , 2010Michael Specter, on his Twitter feed (which everyone should follow), points to a brilliant graphic-novel rendition of the Wakefield scandal.

However I am so glad to report that the film is sterling -- A true-to-the-story brilliant, high-integrity rendition of the book.