Sentence examples for brilliantly displayed from inspiring English sources

The star (Franka Potente) has an incredible pumping running style, brilliantly displayed by Tykwer's hyperactive camera.

Yet his breathtaking command of language is undeniable; it is brilliantly displayed in his elegy on Süleyman the Magnificent.

Perhaps Teller's show of photographs, which is set to open at Lehmann Maupin on February 7th, will convey something of what Kennedy Fraser brilliantly displayed in her critical prose: the sadness inherent in our fleeting moments with beauty.

For almost all of the ninety minutes, he brilliantly displayed his command of policy, but he had spent his whole career saying too much, and just before the end a voter asked him about his law-school grades.

Her style, so brilliantly displayed in shows ranging from "Angels in America" (she played Ethel Rosenberg and others in the original Broadway production) to "Wit," is grounded in common sense and clear dramatic purpose.

Never overwrought, the poems brilliantly display a poet's insight, a mother's warmth, and a mortal's empathy.

The technology is cheap, even for large panels witness the tumbling price of LCD televisions and can brilliantly display text and graphics.

(Bravo to the Marion Goodman Gallery website which so brilliantly displays this brilliant work).

Has a powerful shot, displayed brilliantly against Austria, but is strong and boasts the gift of arriving expertly in the penalty box on late runs.

Fiasco's lyrical agility, displayed so brilliantly on Dumb It Down, is loosely put to the test when he raps: "They applaud.

What makes her different is that she specialises in brilliantly written verbal comedy, displayed at length in this latest Radio 4 series.