Sentence examples for brilliant snapshot from inspiring English sources
The knockout rounds were a disappointment in the main after a hugely entertaining group stage, but Elliott's thunk into the stands at cow corner off Steyn's final over against South Africa (and his subsequent handshake for the bowler) provided a brilliant snapshot of simultaneous joy and despair.
Whether Ms. Kirkland's book was grand testimony to an era of excess or simply a snapshot of one brilliant but troubled artist's world, drug abuse has by all accounts become increasingly rare in American dance.
They then pass under a brilliant halogen light, where a digital camera takes a snapshot.
While full of startling images — he rolled out of the blanket revealing a brilliant pattern of colors — the too-brief work seemed an incomplete snapshot.
There was a time when you had to earn the right to draft a memoir, by accomplishing something noteworthy or having an extremely unusual experience or being such a brilliant writer that you could turn relatively ordinary occurrences into a snapshot of a broader historical moment.
Genzlinger, who found three of the books under review lacking, mourned "the lost art of shutting up" and longed for a time when you had to earn the right to draft a memoir, by … having an extremely unusual experience or being such a brilliant writer that you could turn relatively ordinary occurrences into a snapshot of a broader historical moment.
Here is a snapshot of the present state of mind of a chameleon man of brilliant political skill, a three times victor, a travelling man on a journey rightwards.
Yeovil striker Madden tested Myhill with a snapshot after his 70th-minute introduction with Welsh defender Ashley Williams making a brilliant block to deny James McClean's point-blank follow-up.
They are by turns whimsical, technical and brilliant -- and although none of these objects actually exist yet, in physical form, consider these designs as snapshots from a future kitchen.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
