Sentence examples for gives brilliant from inspiring English sources

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

At the same time, such poetry gives "brilliant" (glänzend) expression to the pain and fear felt by the sinful in relation to their Lord (PKÄ, 91).

As IDEO's Tim Brown noted, "serious play" gives brilliant and innovative ideas a place to grow.

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.

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.

The book traces Harrison's life through ephemera that is drawn from family archives and given brilliant context with quotes and audio clips from Paul McCartney and other members of the Beatles' inner circle.

"Of course we want them to give brilliant performances and you've got to respect that, but if no one can understand what they're saying, then there's a problem".