Sentence examples for give brilliance from inspiring English sources

Both sexes used perfume, and women employed extensive makeup to give brilliance to their eyes, lashes, and cheeks.

She needed to know: "Does he seem to regret it, and would he like to see it again?" The gem had changed in her possession, recut to give brilliance, but reduced to 105 carats.

1. UTA! -- One name is enough to identify the incomparable Uta Hagen, the star who gives brilliance to the revival of Donald Margulies's "Collected Stories" at the Lucille Lortel Theater.

Tony Curanaj, Kind of Blue, 2014, oil on linen, 21.5" x 36" Consider the calm, clear light which drapes this scene, giving brilliance to the highlights and yet leaving rich darks in the darks.

The story of the diamond's arrival in London, its display at the Great Exhibition of 1851, the recutting of the stone by Prince Albert and the Duke of Wellington to give it brilliance, the tragic life of the boy-prince who converted to Christianity and came to England – all has been told before.

I really wasn't expecting it, given the brilliance of my classmates," she said.

But in the end he gave his brilliance to the other fish".

The critical praise and general buzz she received for her performances during the final rounds seem merited, given the brilliance, sensitivity and imagination of her playing here.

Given their brilliance, they can serve as beacons to illuminate the gas and other material in the billions of light years between Earth and the early universe.

The D struggled mightily, but given the brilliance of Aaron Rodgers – career highs 408 yards passing and two touchdowns running – criticizing it feels almost like blaming Bryon Russell for Jordan's final jump shot as a Bull.

Born, with his "blur of sophistication and depravity", is such an extravagantly creepy character, given to brilliance, manipulation and rage, that both his presence and absence cast a shadow over the entire novel.