Sentence examples for brilliantly explore from inspiring English sources

Murdoch's novels, especially An Accidental Man and A Fairly Honourable Defeat, brilliantly explore these questions.

Shakespeare's works are a living model not because they offer practical solutions to the dilemmas they so brilliantly explore but because they awaken our awareness of the human lives that are at stake.

Alongside this knotty legal accounting, we have the procession of Allen's films one a year since 1969 many of which brilliantly explore dark fantasies about family life, sexual life, aging, and moviemaking.

Without giving answers, the film brilliantly explores Budhia's fate.

More recently, the Saudi Layla al-Juhani, in Jahiliyya (2006), has brilliantly explored the intersection of love and race/colour in her homeland.

And it is all brilliantly explored through a museum dedicated to "The people who have made objects of great beauty from the soils of Staffordshire".

Rather than offering comfort or encouragement to a defensive new nation, the book brilliantly explored the unresolved tensions of the post-apartheid order.

Jim Morrison sang of The End being his only friend, while David Bowie brilliantly explored what it would be like to be a rock'n'roll suicide.

Dan Barry's vivid reporting on Elyria, Ohio, brilliantly explores this balance at precisely the moment that so much political coverage focuses on candidates rather than the character of the country," she told me.

"She was a great original, pioneering her own path within ceramics, brilliantly exploring the idea of the figure, the vessel and the more abstract form," said Emmanuel Cooper, a British ceramist and an editor of Ceramic Review.

We had new books from Edmund White and Jay McInerney, Dave Eggers and Lionel Shriver; while Viet Thanh Nguyen brilliantly explored the legacy of the Vietnam war in the Pulitzer-winning The Sympathizer (Corsair), and Jonathan Safran Foer published his first novel in a decade.