Sentence examples for consummately brilliant from inspiring English sources

Their acting was consummately brilliant and supremely natural.

Pianists with consummately brilliant technique are all too often featureless people who express nothing but their own perfection.

Their names, as I recall, were Gretch (or Gretsch) and Pavlov, and, in their first year, they both directed and appeared in secondary roles in Gogol's "The Inspector General". Their acting was consummately brilliant and supremely natural.

Halsted was a consummately brilliant and flashy surgeon who had captained the Yale football team and then gone on to medical training in New York, where he soon established a reputation not only for his operative skills and speed but for the outgoing personality that distinguished him as a bon vivant and hail-fellow-well-met.

Now Augustus, who died when Claudius was 24, is regarded today as having been a brilliant military commander, a consummately skilful politician and an administrator of genius who brought stability and prosperity to the Greco-Roman world.

Larger than life physically and metaphorically, he was a former heavyweight boxing champion with a brilliant sense of leadership as a performance: as a dictator, his methods were brutally antediluvian, but his public relations cunning was consummately 20th century.

And of course, Gliori is consummately that.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

"I'm confident Governor Perry gets that, consummately.

"State of Wonder" is an engaging, consummately told tale.

Across the line, consummately familiar events can appear contorted.