Sentence examples for conceptual brilliance from inspiring English sources
THERE are great jazz musicians whose contributions to the art derive from the conceptual brilliance of their playing.
It started as an elaborate, just-possible accomplishment, requiring both conceptual brilliance and ingenious hands-on tinkering.
A compact gun of synoptic conceptual brilliance, the MAC-10 has the lustre of an expensive accessory.
What he produces, exhausting and ultimately bewildering as it is, is not without a certain visual and conceptual brilliance, or, thankfully, a sense of humor.
And though Viktor & Rolf's show on July 12 combined conceptual brilliance with David Lean-style visuals -- models drifting through a near-white mist as their clothes jiggled with masses of tiny bells -- it, too, seemed lost.
And during the early 90's he became especially enamored of the work of Gerhard Richter, the painter, whose meditations on the conventions of Romanticism and Abstract Expressionism and also on photography set the gold standard for conceptual brilliance and icy elegance, the ultimate postmodern stance.
In 2004, author Peter Doggett commented: "For pure experimental genius, melodic flair, conceptual vision and instrumental brilliance, Electric Ladyland remains a prime contender for the status of rock's greatest album".
Though increasingly acclaimed and reclaimed as one of the great Russian poets within Russia, and though immured in the beauty and complexities of his native language, Brodsky wielded words as an extension of a way of perceiving, of a conceptual fused with technical brilliance that makes even a translation soar on the level of language.
Glamour is brilliance, both visual and conceptual.
On its eclectic and conceptual style, Rhea commented "[D'Angelo] seems to have channeled the brilliance of his musical forefathers, living and dead, during the crafting of this album.
