Sentence examples for brilliantly makes from inspiring English sources

As dimwitted local bigwig Sir Andrew Pike, David Warner quite brilliantly makes the most of every line he's given.

Fuller brilliantly makes authentic all the voices telling the stories, from drug addict's to doctor's, while assembling them into a sensible whole -- like Payne, whose lifework is making a "circle of the square".

Plus, it's not as if Boucher couldn't have taken the tits'n'arse path to pop stardom; she is beautiful – all doe-eyed, skinny-limbed, model-worthy grace – but she takes all that and, brilliantly, makes it irrelevant.

The point to bear in mind, as Mr. Sloan brilliantly makes clear, is that as Goldman was peddling C.M.O.'s, it was also shorting the junk on a titanic scale through index sales — showing, at least to me, how horrible a product it believed it was selling.

E.J. Dionne is found of quoting Richard McGregor, the Washington bureau chief, for the Financial Times, who brilliantly makes this point: "America's problem is not that it does not work like China.

Everybody is now aware that Haagen-Dazs is this made up — brilliantly made up — name.

They beat Málaga 2-0 witwotwonderfulful goals – the first brilliantly made by Gerard Deulofeu, and scored by Carlos Bacca; the second brilliantly made and finished by Denis Suárez.

These sculptures brilliantly make cold materials seem soft and warm, and magnificently open up vistas of soft sensuality.

"Can a film be brilliantly made but thoroughly bad?" asked The Guardian, answering a resounding yes to its own question.

(Stephanie Blythe brilliantly made the case for a mezzo-soprano in the role in a 2009 Met revival).

Frayn rather brilliantly made the uncertainty principle a metaphor for the murkiness of Heisenberg's motives.