Sentence examples for least brilliant from inspiring English sources

"Neither of us said anything in the least brilliant," Welles says.

Some of the hardest études are those that, to nonpianists, may seem the least brilliant.

That music has everything Handke's prose lacks: brio, verve, declarative intensity, a vast range of emotion and, last but not least, brilliant, joyful virility.

You could argue that Britain's appetite for some of our least brilliant artists is evidence that this will always be a literary, rather than a visual, nation; they are so nicely illustrative of great 19th-century writers like Tennyson or Browning.

At least the brilliant organist Paul Jacobs was far better used in Harrison's magnificent Concerto for Organ With Percussion Orchestra (1973), which has the raucous rigor and peaceful canons of a religious service on a much more enjoyable planet.

That, at least, is brilliant.

But at least one brilliant researcher from India sees it differently.

"Everyone in life needs to have had at least one brilliant, inspiring teacher," he states.

"Save Us" (packed with guitar and at least one brilliant rhyme, "battle" and "that'll") might be a political manifesto, unless it's a broad statement about hope.

Mendelssohn rediscovered the neglected genius of Bach; Rimsky-Korsakov put his own music on hold in order to help his struggling friends, not least the brilliant but dissolute Mussorgsky.

The constituent elements are all note perfect, not least a brilliant rendition of an appalling space-race novelty song Please Mr Kennedy for which Llewyn foolishly takes a session fee, thereby signing away any royalties.