Sentence examples for brilliant silence from inspiring English sources
"Next week, please watch the first scene featuring Dylan and a brilliant 'Silence of the Lambs' actress that I think fans of the horror genre will get a really big kick out of," Murphy told EW. "I just got a kick out of that scene for many many reasons".
I looked out the back window at the brilliant silences falling from the street lamps, and at our fresh black tracks disappearing into the infinite — the only proof of Park Avenue; I'm not sure how the cabbie kept to the road.
Except for Mr Ganji and a few others, the brilliant have been silenced and the reformist bandwagon has slowed, weighed down by conservatives who may not believe the slogans they utter.But Mr Ghoochani detects a "Tehran spring" in the air.
Mary Beard's brilliant lecture on the silencing of women throughout history "Oh Do Shut Up Dear!" covers this cultural phenomenon in detail.
"A Book of Silence" is a brilliant exploration of something — or is it a nothing?
The human encampment marred the silence and the brilliant 24-hour whiteness and blueness.
Les Voix du silence is a brilliant and well-documented synthesis of the history of art in all countries and through all ages.
Nothing against British retreats – I did this brilliant one in Wales, total silence for six days; it helps there's no phone signal.
(Hill testified that Thomas once asked her, "Who has put pubic hair on my Coke?") In spite of it all, Thomas maintained his public silence — until that brilliant spring day in his native Georgia.
Rouch and Morin expose the inner cost of that collective silence with a brilliant twist on their film's premise: if the French were neurotically unhappy, it wasn't only because of their repressed desire but also because of their repressed history.
All of them share a lack of terror about awkward silences, a sometimes brilliant obliqueness in the writing style and – every now and then – a sense of real melancholy.
