Sentence examples for brilliantly concluded from inspiring English sources
From the bench Wednesday Justice Ginsburg, always a fun gal, brilliantly concluded in her sassy, quiet way that separating couples like us from legal recognition -- and the over 1,138 federal benefits, rights and privileges it conveys -- was like separating the fat from dairy, leaving gay and lesbian couples with a "skim milk marriage".
A brilliantly assured performance of Mr. Lindberg's gleefully clattering "Engine" (1996) concluded an exhilarating evening.
He concluded that "even a middling Simpsons episode is still bright and tight and brilliantly rendered.
I'm taking screenwriter Nic Pizzolatto at his word: that there's nothing coming at the end of his superbly crafted and brilliantly acted True Detective (concluding tonight on HBO) that relies on the supernatural or extraneous evidence not previously presented in the series.
Maureen Corrigan of NPR praised the "superb" book, and concluded that "Girls, these days, can not only run for president; they can brilliantly analyze presidential campaigns, too".
The lovely Rondo which followed was efficient, but neither soloist nor orchestra seemed alive to its beauty; the concluding variations were brilliantly executed, but cold.
In the 1830s the French historian and politician Alexis de Tocqueville (1805 59) brilliantly analyzed democracy in America, concluding that it worked because Americans had developed "the art of association" and were egalitarian group formers.
