Sentence examples for brilliantly shaped from inspiring English sources

The central duet is brilliantly shaped by Patrick Corbin and Lisa Viola, as the allergic sweetheart.

Its behind-the-scenes perspective is brilliantly shaped into drama, full of suspense and characters to root for or against.

Here is the most brilliantly shaped work of the evening, and yet, as with the craftsmanship of "A Simple Symphony," skill of this kind seems here simply secondary to the choreographer's need to people the stage with a human world as engrossing as a novel.

I got in it for the first time at night and was immediately struck by how strong the headlights were, how simple the infotainment was to operate, that the stereo had good clarity, that the seats were brilliantly shaped (if a bit narrow across the shoulders), and how well assembled everything was.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of i's launch, we're throwing a party and opening the doors to you, i's readers, who have so brilliantly supported (and shaped) the paper.

The narrative's remarkable construction, through which its ambitions "to talk through the way it was shaped" are so brilliantly realised, was – when it first emerged – subjected to precisely the reductive reading against which it militates.

And indeed, here was a substance that could, like edible Plasticine, be reconstituted into brilliantly exciting shapes: Hula Hoops and French Fries and Pringles.

Finally came Thomas Adès's celebrated and dazzling Asyla, excellently shaped by Jurowski and brilliantly played.

No indictment is required from those who remember football when it was shaped, often with huge injustice to brilliantly talented players, by forces other than the screaming imperatives created by vast amounts of instant money.

Wieland's stark, brilliantly insightful productions helped cleanse Wagner of his "brown" taint and shaped postwar German production styles to this day.

Many fishes are cryptically coloured and shaped, closely matching their respective environments; others are among the most brilliantly coloured of all organisms, with a wide range of hues, often of striking intensity, on a single individual.