Sentence examples for brilliantly lit from inspiring English sources

Because it was brilliantly lit.

Behind the room was a hidden structure of interconnected corridors, painted white and brilliantly lit.

At night, the cliffs are brilliantly lit, giving the town an air of enchantment.

Electricity later turned the city at night into an even more stunning spectacle of brilliantly lit streets and glittering skyscrapers.

This was a new world for Smiley: the brilliantly lit ­corridors, the smart young men.

The eye of the cyclone is brilliantly lit by lightning in or near the eye wall.

You might notice a tremor in one corner of the brilliantly-lit sculpture, only to see it affect the rest of the piece.

Brilliantly, the idea was green-lit and the whole thing is even more amusing/disgusting than anyone could ever have imagined.

Mark Sanderson in the Sunday Telegraph enjoyed "Pynchon's unique blend of wackiness and wistfulness... Inherent Vice works brilliantly as both a neon-lit neo-noir and as a psychedelic lament for the Sixties".

The creator of the protagonist, Alan Moore, praised Jamie Delano's portrayal of the character, commenting "[Delano] demonstrates brilliantly that English horror didn't vanish with the fog and gas lit cobblestones at the end of the Victorian era".

In a brilliantly horror-ish sequence, we leave the misty terrain of the neon-lit funfair to enter the cobwebbed ghost train, finding Hans strapped up, missing a hand but with a pulse.