Sentence examples for brilliant testimony from inspiring English sources
Smith's completion of Mozart's 166-bar first shot at the finale of the string quartet K464 is brilliant testimony to his musicianship and understanding of Mozartian style.
In this regard, Echenoz's unemotional prose and rigorous assembly concerning a ghastly subject bring to mind the Objectivist poet Charles Reznikoff's brilliant "Testimony," just republished by Black Sparrow, which borrows from harrowing criminal-court transcripts to create a bleak history of the United States between 1885 and 1915.
The stifling of Levison is brilliant testimony to how broken the current system is.
As I listened to Ms. Walker Pettigrew's fierce, brilliant testimony before the U.S. Congress, I gave thanks for her and other young women and girls like her, who are demanding that they be recognized as victims and survivors of sexual violence, and that those who hurt them be held accountable.
The dialogue between the bassist Michael Henderson, the keyboardist Keith Jarrett, and the guitarist John McLaughlin generates sensational dynamism inside the groove, and the saxophonist Gary Bartz follows with a brilliant blues "testimony" of his own.
Alan Greenspan's recent Humphrey-Hawkins testimony is a brilliant exercise in reflexivity.
London's Paralympic Games have been notable in many ways: brilliant performances, full-house stadiums – testimony to the enduring armchair passions of a nation that effectively invented the modern spectator sport – and now even a bespoke high-profile cheating row.
The testimony of the brilliant E.R. doctor Thao Nguyen, who detailed a frantic, yet evasive Dr. Murray, was captivating.
Liverpool Post editor Mark Thomas said: "That the Post has lasted as long is testimony to generations of brilliant and committed journalists who have worked on it.
Her testimony before Congress was, by general agreement, brilliant, though her facts were often shaky.
The Secret Race, by Tyler Hamilton and Daniel Coyle The award-winning, thrilling result of in-depth meetings between Hamilton, the man whose testimony precipitated Lance Armstrong's belated downfall, and the brilliant writer, Coyle.
