Sentence examples for creating brilliant from inspiring English sources

We can't help but feel inspired, heartened — comforted — to see a soul in extremis still creating brilliant wordplay, still working thrilling variations into the sonnet form.

Large ensembles have no trouble creating brilliant, buoyant climaxes; yet conductors will have to make allowances for the fact that musicians seated near the rear and side walls project much more easily than those in the middle.

Bravo to Billy Crudup (and Cherry Jones, and Matthew Broderick, to name only a few) for creating brilliant work and for setting an example so worthy of inspiring our young people.

When electricity reached the glass sphere at the tip of each Tesla coil, it arced through the air to Mr. Blaine's hands and feet, creating brilliant lightning bolts that sent electricity through the Faraday suit — around his body instead of through it.

Serge Lutens | Fragrance Designer He may have made a name for himself creating brilliant palettes for Dior cosmetics in the late 60's and for Shiseido in the 90's, but Serge Lutens is equally at peace with less fantastical visions of beauty.

Wilton's Music Hall, E1, Tue to 4 Apr Mark Cook Joan Littlewood was a woman way ahead of her time, creating brilliant theatre full of vigour and vulgarity which used the body as an expressive instrument and celebrated the hidden lives of ordinary people.

It tells the uplifting story of Chinese ethnic groups pulling together to create "brilliant achievements".

Too often silos are constrained and fail to create brilliant offering or marketing innovations.

Némirovsky creates brilliant and often ironic parallels between scenes in the two novels.

He created brilliant portraits on handmade paper, with handmade pastels, of everyone from Carmen McRae to Walter Winchell, along with several covers.

He often took on a grand scale, but also created brilliant and beautifully crafted works on paper.