Sentence examples for great brilliance from inspiring English sources

Then the mind moves away from [the gross physical senses]; there is perception, and a great brilliance is seen.

This building, decorated with enameled tiles of great brilliance, has been carefully preserved since the 20th century.

"Imagine the great brilliance of Virginia Woolf to be turned into this absolutely maimed fool with a really ugly nose".

A woman of great brilliance, generosity, and talent, Ms. Abadie counseled people, traveled Europe and was a gourmet cook.

Many of the 25 windows, with four exposures -- the great brilliance of the space -- had been covered over by walls.

The newer school of French vaudeville and cabaret, created by people like Leo Ferre and Georges Brassens, stresses the macabre and the bizarre, often with great brilliance.

But the series is a model of how strict boundaries — the sort that govern sonnets — can inspire greater brilliance than absolute freedom can.

There is also greater brilliance and exploitation of idiomatic instrumental techniques, including bariolage (quick shifts from string to string) and broken chords for the solo violin.

Prints made on egg-white-coated paper from glass negatives were capable of incomparably greater brilliance, sharpness, and lustre than the velvety calotypes.

Seeking to give her tone in that introduction greater brilliance, Ms. Kimura modified exercises her first teacher — Armand Weisbord, a student of the Belgian master Eugène Ysaÿe — had taught her for achieving greater brilliance on high notes, drawing the bow very slowly and steadily, with slightly greater pressure than usual.

But the series is a model of how strict boundaries the sort that govern sonnets can inspire greater brilliance than absolute freedom can.