Sentence examples for increasingly brilliant from inspiring English sources

Novak Djokovic of Serbia seized a third Grand Slam title in his increasingly brilliant 2011 season.

During the rest of the 16th century, engravers such as Hendrik Goltzius (1558 1617) continued to develop increasingly brilliant techniques.

Even their 1990s albums, though increasingly brilliant, made them no more than a cult concern until 1999's The Soft Bulletin.

After the 25th Variation it becomes increasingly brilliant and excited through the Quodlibet, the work's climax, the fact that there is a climax emphasizing the variations' organic intent.

They cite the 12 seasons (six mediocre, six increasingly brilliant) by Sandy Koufax and the injury-shortened career of Dizzy Dean (nine full seasons and only one game in each of three others).

The fabulously doleful I Thought You Were My Boyfriend could have bounced straight from the Human League's classic Dare, and could be the most dizzying three minutes of Merritt's increasingly brilliant career.

As the film shooting began and progressed, McArdle notes they grew increasingly more brilliant, and could pull from their own lives and emotions from growing up in the aftermath.

Except she wasn't able to come out with that and so we saw her navigate the situation with a series of increasingly desperate but brilliant euphemisms.

The film tells the story of how the Funk Brothers got one another home safely through a race riot; one of its most poignant moments comes when the bassist Bob Babbitt, who had the task of filling in for the brilliant but increasingly erratic Jamerson, is asked how he, a white man, was treated by the blacks with whom he worked.

While the dialogue surrounding diversity is becoming increasingly widespread, to exciting and brilliant results, there is a lamentable absence of discussion regarding Asians; neither celebrated during peaks of positivity and going largely unnoticed by communities passionately championing diversity in games.

The brilliant technical director designed increasingly redundant systems for the intercontinental transmissions.