Sentence examples for gave brilliant from inspiring English sources

His reputation as a new music guru was made in 1958 when he gave brilliant performances of Bernd Alois Zimmermann's concerto Canto Di Speranza.

HK Gruber's Into the open… for percussion and orchestra, dedicated to the memory of the distinguished publisher David Drew, gave brilliant rein to both soloist (Colin Currie) and orchestra (BBC Philharmonic).

I also have to put in a word for the sommelier, who gave brilliant advice all the way through the meal and pulled off a particularly clever juxtaposition between a rosé made out of shiraz and a big Australian red made from the same grape.

Synthetic dyes tend to give brilliant colours.

Chava's sense of annihilation is given brilliant theatrical shape.

The show's trickery has an added layer: we're watching actors give brilliant performances as actors who give brilliant performances.

White Heat Cold Logic gives brilliant and deep insights into the partly unknown British Computer Art within the international avant garde.

Mo Sesay also gives brilliant, stuttering life to his ex coke-addict protege.

Some give brilliant writing guidance, but are ineffectual when a student reveals that they are depressed.

Halogen lamps give brilliant light from a compact unit and are particularly well-suited to location filming.

LEIGH -- I got to be the detailed, anal person in the editing room, and Alan could look at a tape and give brilliant, precise notes.