Sentence examples for brilliantly established from inspiring English sources

Apple has brilliantly established an image as a company that is not only cool and chic, but also on the side of the consumer.

Perpetua's world is brilliantly established, but then all too briefly explored so that she seems to have little idea what Christianity stands for other than providing her with an opportunity for self-sacrifice.

The film's sullen mood is brilliantly established in its opening scene of a poolside party at which the guests, too enervated to pick up their lounge chairs, make a terrible racket by dragging the patio furniture over the stone terrace.

Daniel Craig, by the simplest gestures, also brilliantly establishes the key differences between the physically identical sons.

They succeeded brilliantly in establishing a triangular relationship with Moscow and Peking and appeared to have replaced Cold War with détente.

The young, brilliantly gifted Alfred de Musset quickly established his reputation with his Contes d'Espagne et d'Italie (1830; "Tales of Spain and Italy").

Andrew Newman, chief executive of Toast producer Objective, said: "I am totally chuffed they are doing another series, because it has a brilliantly strong flavour and has established a proper cult following.

It shows a mixture of works by established artists and new graduates, all brilliantly curated.

The Breton Peter Abelard (1079 1142) taught and wrote so brilliantly on logic, faith, and ethics that he established Paris's reputation for academic excellence.

"It's a marketing ploy to get fledgling networks established". Sometimes this doesn't work (CNNfn); sometimes it works brilliantly (The History Channel).

Subject: Cosimo de' Medici (1389-1464), a brilliantly subtle politician, projected sensitivity in a way that disarmed resistance and established the charisma of the Medici.