Sentence examples for brilliant sensibility from inspiring English sources

This subtle show reveals new sides of Mr. Bock's often manic, sometimes brilliant sensibility.

First, by way of background, I promoted Tom Bodkin to deputy managing editor and he has also assumed the important role as the company's design director (a joint report to me and Mark Thompson), insuring that his brilliant journalistic sensibility infuses all of our news products.

Despite colorful gaffes that would sink a politician elsewhere, he enjoys more power and popularity than ever, thanks to the disarray of his left-wing opposition and his brilliant reading of Italian sensibilities.

Coward and Lean were uniquely well-positioned to help each other at the time: Lean's cinematic skill allowed Coward to transfer his special gifts from the footlights to the cinema with deceptive ease, while Coward's creative sensibility gave a brilliant but uncertain young editor the confidence to emerge as a world-class director.

Brought in at the behest of venture capitalists that have backed the firm, Mr Schmidt found himself treading a delicate path between the sensibilities of the brilliant but socially awkward founders and the demands of the impatient financiers.

With the right sensibilities a really brilliant game sometimes emerges.

I also like Gary Go, who's a brilliant songwriter with a great pop sensibility.

Now Tarell Alvin McCraney, the author of the brilliant "Brother/Sister" trilogy, brings his singular sensibility to the subject with "Choir Boy," which opens on Tuesday at the Manhattan Theater Club.

Recently discovered and restored, the film of "You Are Not I" is a brilliant evocation of this writer's unique sensibility.

In the 19th century Brilliant authors came with their superior European sensibilities.

The brilliant thrust-and-plunge dynamics evoke a postindustrial sensibility, against which the piece itself protests.