Sentence examples for brilliant representative from inspiring English sources

Its brilliant representative of true-blue American childhood was Kevin Arnold, played by Fred Savage.

Eclipse is the most brilliant representative to date of a new type of running horse, the fastest the world has ever seen: the thoroughbred.

March 16, 1581 Amsterdam, Netherlands May 21, 1647 The Hague, Netherlands Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, (born March 16, 1581, Amsterdam, Netherlands died May 21 , 1647 The Hague) Dutch dramatist and poet, regarded by many as the most brilliant representative of Dutch Renaissance literature.

Joveynī was the first of several brilliant representatives of Persian historiography who flourished during the period of Mongol domination in Iran (1220 1336).

Its members were brilliant representatives of the informal scientific web which cut across class, blending the inherited skills of craftsmen with the theoretical advances of scholars, a key factor in Britain's leap ahead of the rest of Europe.. Boulton was widely involved in civic activities in Birmingham.

In his treatment of the fallacia figurae dictionis Giles proves to be a brilliant and original representative of "modistic logic", who bases his solutions mainly on the semantics of intentiones (Tabarroni 1991).

Mr. Spottiswoode strove to make the Goldwyn character less of a cliched mad scientist than a representative of the brilliant but morally blind scientific minds he encountered in his research on the AIDS film.

They used "the set of winners from a broader set of prizes for great mathematical achievement (awards which are themselves good predictors of winning the Fields Medal) to construct a representative group of brilliant mathematicians who can be thought of as 'contenders' for the medal".

Inset of Figure 1 (left) shows a representative high-resolution (HR) brilliant field (BF) STEM micrograph of a single particle region, showing high crystallinity and the structural homogeneity of the particles.

Sometimes the local representative, indifferent to income, will become brilliant national politicians too, but not always.

This rough, juddering cover of the Bob Dylan classic is representative of the mismatch and its fitfully brilliant results.