Sentence examples for brilliantly expressed from inspiring English sources

Blain, in his first leading role, brilliantly expressed the pain of the disappointed character.

Everything is so perfectly intoned, so brilliantly expressed; it is an utter joy to read.

The novel is overlong but not short on wonderful ideas brilliantly expressed.

What makes him a great poet isn't confidence about his own centrality but his yearning, brilliantly expressed throughout his work, for rest, for peace, for an integrated life.

These sentiments on the subject of duty, so brilliantly expressed by Ogden Nash, may well be yours, dear Unknown, when I, a national of another country, urge you to do your duty and vote in your coming presidential election.

Rather, it's the ancient truth brilliantly expressed by the guru/philosopher/jester Alan Watts, in his 1951 book The Wisdom of Insecurity: the search for a feeling of security is what causes the feeling of insecurity in the first place.

Gardarsson, who plays Gregor in a business suit, brilliantly expresses his physical transformation by hanging from the ceiling and leaping from one precarious toehold to another.

Though not easy to read, it brilliantly expresses the ambiguities and blind alleys as Galileo wrestled with the conceptual difficulty of introducing a non-geometrical quantity — time itself — into the proportions.

One of the great paintings, perhaps the greatest, in this show is Kirchner's large canvas "Potsdamer Platz" (1914), which brilliantly expresses the feeling of alienation engendered by urban life.

What Mangan does brilliantly is express the experience of reading and articulate the emotional connections we make with stories.

"The sheer living one's art and being consumed by it are expressed brilliantly," agreed imsotired.