Sentence examples for direct brilliance from inspiring English sources

9.32pm BST GOAL!!! Switzerland 0-5 France (Sissoko 73) Direct brilliance from France.

Lynn Shelton ("My Effortless Brilliance") directed.

The initial critical reception of Mortal Kombat II was overwhelmingly positive, with Sega Visions describing the way in which the sequel was directed as "sheer brilliance," and Nintendo Power calling it "the hottest fighter ever".

This decade alone, two best-picture Oscar winners – The Artist and Argo - have been direct odes to the brilliance and romance of LA's film industry.

Directing with her typical brilliance, Ms. Levine never allows the audience to forget that the story involves a community of dirt-poor people struggling in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, at once elated and confounded by their freedom and still bound to the place where they had lived as virtual prisoners.

And gone, the epic mood, subject, and scale of the first book: "Bring Up the Bodies" is partly a story of personal revenge (Cromwell's, against the people who insulted his beloved mentor, Wolsey), but mostly it is a series of savage interrogations, all the more chilling because their fearsome brilliance is directed to so paltry a purpose — allowing Henry VIII to cast off wife two for wife three.

In just a small amount of time, direct sunlight will fade the brilliance of the potpourri.

Mr. Penn and Mr. Robbins won acting Oscars; Clint Eastwood directed with dark "Unforgiven -style brilliance -- SatUnforgiven -style. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 3:40 a.m. on Hbrilliance

Directional lighting improves detail contrast and brilliance.

Neither is bad, exactly, but they can't hold a candle to the slick brilliance of The Heat and Bridesmaids, both directed by Paul Feig.

His performance plus the brilliance of the script by Bill Dubuque and the directing effort by Gavin O'Connor make this a movie not to be missed.