Sentence examples for brilliant study from inspiring English sources

A brilliant study of a sadistic commander in a nasty war.

A brilliant study of negativity, Carol is the Bartleby of American cinema.

A brilliant study by Jim Bennett showed how mathematics lay at the heart of Wren's activities.

David has his huge collection of natural history programmes which together make a brilliant study.

I'm Your Man (Cape, £20) is a brilliant study – contextualised, critical, annotated.

Ms. Dwight's biography is, among many other marvels, a brilliant study in the relationship between love and work.

After brilliant studies in law and political science at universities in Innsbruck, London and Vienna, in 1937 he became a freelance correspondent from the frontlines of the Spanish civil war.

But if this stuff interests you, I have a newish blog — brooks.blogs.nytimes.com — in the Opinion section of The Times online celebrating odd and brilliant studies from researchers around the world.

"Computer Chess" does not reach the heights of the grand master of faux, Christopher Guest, whose "Best in Show" and "Waiting For Guffman" are brilliant studies in satire.

Not only did we luck out and manage to sneak inside the kitchen to meet Didier Elena, our chef (his story is brilliant: studying to become a doctor, he happened to sit next to Alain Ducasse in a Monaco barber shop in 1987, and went on to become one of Ducasse's most successful protegee's), but we also chanced upon the Rolls Royce of waiters, Clement.

But it's a flawed masterpiece, as brilliant a study of social change as Visconti's The Leopard.