Sentence examples for brilliantly shows from inspiring English sources

One touch brilliantly shows this.

(Hinds brilliantly shows us how Tommy shadowboxes with his own heart).

The novel as a whole brilliantly shows how "ordinary men" become killers.

Polanski brilliantly shows that money and power are not what's motivating everyone after all.

Crumb, brilliantly, shows us the man in God, but not the God in man.

One particular number, Putting It Together, brilliantly shows how Seurat's microscopic attention to minutiae is now applied to fund-raising.

Blanchett brilliantly showed how Jasmine is in denial about what has happened to her, and how she herself has helped to bring about her own downfall.

Loach, and his long-time colleagues, cinematographer Barry Ackroyd, and production designer Martin Johnson, brilliantly show how unsexy the corporate environment is for those without money.

Outwardly, she may have seemed prim and self-effacing, but as Davies and Nixon brilliantly show, she was in fact a fiery, passionate figure who questioned every aspect of the patriarchal society in which she lived.

Ultimately, however, it wasn't Ned's decapitation (brilliantly shown off screen in this most visceral of shows) that horrified so much as the terrified reactions of his daughters.

It is significant that it was a born-and-bred Western Australian, Mike Hussey, who brilliantly showed how to bat with a limited but purposeful gameplan (drive through extra cover if full, pull if short, leave otherwise) and a fast-bowling Queenslander transplanted to the state who between them almost singlehandedly transformed fortunes.