Sentence examples for brilliant subject from inspiring English sources
Over the years I've learned that the most important thing is to enjoy the lessons – citizenship is such a brilliant subject to teach.
But this partially rose-tinted view of the colonial past — a view one sometimes hears from other elderly Nigerians confronting the chaos of daily life — surely has much to do with the favored status enjoyed by Her Majesty's onetime brilliant subject.
Until the end of the 19th century the contemporary art business was principally focused on mainstream Salon painters such as William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Paul Delaroche, and Ernest Meissonier, whose highly finished and technically brilliant subject pictures attracted huge sums that rivaled those of their British contemporaries.
If you're an artist or a photographer, unaware people can make brilliant subjects.
The first three months have been brilliant: fantastic subject matter, great collections, the superb Daniel Libeskind building and, with the development of MediaCityUK, huge potential for successfully raising our profile and visitor numbers.
Then they quickly realise how brilliant the subject is.
You can hardly blame Gray for her occasional irritation with her brilliant, maddening subject.
Queenie became the love of his life, and the brilliant, bounding subject of most of the rest of his work.
But he began his career a landscape painter, and in addition being an assemblage of brilliant colors, subjects in nature were also a popular motif.
Ridout is brilliant on the subject: "The precocious child is uncanny and (onstage at least) unpleasant".
