Sentence examples for effect is brilliant from inspiring English sources

The effect is brilliant – fractured, unsettled – but it's really hard.

The effect is brilliant but dishevelled-looking vines, the Einstein of vineyards, maybe.

When the parody works (as in pianist Victor Borge's performances, or, a superb transformation of early Beatles music into style), the effect is brilliant.

Because Side Effects is brilliant: a noir psychological thriller – like a 21st-century Marnie, or Rosemary's Baby – that is also an acid satire on big pharma, the mental health profession and its terrifyingly powerful, priestly caste of doctors.

By contrast some women reported having a 'great' or 'brilliant' doctor who was conscientious, caring and supportive-even though not always to great effect: ' my GP is brilliant, have had every test done imaginable and taken loads of antibiotics which relieve but doesn't get rid of the pain' (Elena).

In the Piano Concerto, though, the solo writing often seems close to that of Ligeti's Piano Studies with extra layers of orchestral decoration added, though as the soloist Sunwook Kim shows, the total effect is undeniably brilliant and effective.

"Because the effect is actually brilliant.

The effect is like brilliant light shining through slits in a dark curtain or formations of stars in a night sky.

Since the opening in 2001 of a white, birdlike addition designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, visitors enter a vast marble hall overlooking Lake Michigan, and when the rooftop sunscreen wings are raised, the effect is literally brilliant.

On transparent glass, such as was used in Europe, the effect is a brilliant iridescence, but on opaque glass, which Tiffany employed, the effect is a soft, satiny sheen.

The Net effect is quite brilliant.