Sentence examples for brilliantly developed from inspiring English sources

This approach was brilliantly developed by a number of Laslett's students, and still flourishes at Cambridge.

In the Renaissance the most finished form of lyric, the sonnet, was brilliantly developed by Petrarch, Shakespeare, Edmund Spenser, and John Milton.

Orwell, who hated organised sport, predicted that football tactics would become so brilliantly developed and expedited that every game would end in a draw.

"Cillian listened to the way they talked and recorded everything and from that he has brilliantly developed Tommy's way of talking which is back to the hard, fast Birmingham accent.

And I had some memorable outings, in Soho and at the Derby, with Maurice Richardson, who created the template for television criticism that was so brilliantly developed subsequently by Clive James.

And the backgrounds, so brilliantly developed in Disney, tend to be blurry and hastily done".

He pitched and hit brilliantly, and developed into a Hall of Fame first baseman.

It developed brilliantly with a breakneck car chase through London, and culminated in a major affray on the Brookes' front lawn in North Finchley.

But only now, in THE WHITECHAPEL CONSPIRACY (Ballantine, $25), does she offer her own interpretation of that still-unsolved mystery, and it's a beauty, brilliantly presented, ingeniously developed and packed with political implications that reverberate on every level of British society.

With little practical support from CEMA, Imogen's organisational talents, according to her friend Ursula Vaughan Williams, "developed brilliantly".

Its elementary steps are so brilliantly put together and developed that the dance is a joy machine no matter how performed.