Sentence examples for brilliantly blends from inspiring English sources

It brilliantly blends together Eastern European-tinged folk, smoky jazz, country and a variety of other elements to create an album that's easily one of the best to come out in 2010.

Presented previously at La Mama Annex as part of the Henson Foundation's International Festival of Puppet Theater in 1998, "Kwaidan" brilliantly blends puppetry, live acting, music, artistic scenery, sound and projections with old-fashioned spellbinding storytelling.

So you can imagine our excitement after stumbling upon this video from Cosmopolitan, which brilliantly blends the two entities together into what can only be described as a perfect summertime treat.

The contemporary portrait busts of Augustus, echoed on his coins, formed part of a significant renaissance of the arts in which Italic and Hellenic styles were discreetly and brilliantly blended.

The directors and the screenwriter, David Seltzer, brilliantly blend archival footage with their dramatizations; in the process, they tease out some fascinating notions regarding the very nature of documentary filmmaking and show both why the original program had such an impact back then and which kinds of great changes in society this seminal broadcast may well have sparked.

Over four decades leading his own punchy groups and raising hairs on the necks of Stevie Wonder and David Bowie fans with the incandescent sax breaks he gave those stars, Sanborn has brilliantly blended popular appeal with phrasing that reveals just how deep his jazz grasp goes.

At its core, "Holding On" is so victorious thanks to how brilliantly it blends huge groove with even huger heart-ache, the simple symbiosis that has been powering house music for decades.

"The Columnist's" greatest triumph is its narrator's voice: a brilliantly odious blend of cliché, double talk and name-dropping.

This script, a brilliantly timed blend of "The Hunger Games" and "The Bachelor," centers on America Singer, an unwilling participant in a pageant-like competition to be the next Queen of a hierarchal post-apocalyptic United States.

The shrewd acquisitions of Justin Richards days before the season's curtain-raiser and Billy Kee for £20,000 from Torquay in August blended brilliantly with Calvin Zola's big man presence.

The new US pairings, to the great credit of captain Davis Love III, blended brilliantly.