Sentence examples for described brilliantly from inspiring English sources

Liam Gallagher, described brilliantly by his brother Noel as "a man with a fork in a world of soup", was its pin-up.

It was a remarkable mutation, described brilliantly by Albert O. Hirschman in "The Passions and the Interests" (Princeton, 1977): Greed disappeared and was reborn, domesticated, as self-interest.

The Liberia to which Hannah returns is a country destroyed by years of brutal fighting and a destruction of ordinary life; but even years earlier, before the fighting, it was, for Hannah, a nightmare place, where the cockroaches in her shower are described, brilliantly, as "brooch sized".

There is a long history of weather and climate control being proposed for military purposes, as described brilliantly in the 2010 book by James Fleming, Fixing the Sky, but there is no evidence the CIA is doing anything wrong on this issue.

This educational immersion in core texts is described brilliantly in David Denby's Great Books: My Adventures with Homer, Rousseau, Woolf, and Other Indestructible Writers of the Western World (1996).

The 1980's thrift crisis led in part to the securitization phenomenon, pioneered by the legendary Lewis Ranieri of Salomon Brothers, described brilliantly by Michael Lewis in his first book, Liar's Poker.

As always, he describes brilliantly what he might do.

Suzan Mazur: You describe brilliantly how the fetus is actively moving around in the uterus, feeling itself and its environment, tasting, drinking amniotic fluid, etc., showing emotion.

If this were straight drama it could be described as brilliantly Brechtian; since it's a musical, let's settle for brilliant.

Of his works I've chosen Bleak House for its magnificent opening paragraph, where London is described with brilliantly damp and gloomy lyricism: "Implacable November weather.

An account in The New York Times of the opening of the 1940 season described a "brilliantly played" game that "thrilled the crowd".