Sentence examples for makes brilliant use from inspiring English sources
Paul Brown's design makes brilliant use of the Olivier's drum-revolve to whisk us from Ephesian cellars to Gallic plains and Persian deserts.
He works hard at being understood, and makes brilliant use of intuition pumps (his own coining) to that end.
Depardon makes brilliant use of the small splashes of colour that enliven a dark landscape lit unevenly by patchy light.
Mr. Kinnear, who was a vivid Hamlet for Mr. Hytner, here makes brilliant use of the anonymity allowed by the codes of military conduct.
This daring and seductive singer, songwriter, and guitarist makes brilliant use of a quintet that includes the pianist Helio Alves and the electric bassist Paul Socolow.
The chef, Yves Garnier, makes brilliant use of prime local fish (topping yellowtail, for example, with crushed pistachios), but Oriental spices are few and far between.
Nonetheless, though Hugo and Sebastian make brilliant use of their micro running time, you are left feeling short changed.
The piano had become more popular in England than anywhere else, and Clementi, in studying its special features, made brilliant use of the new instrument and its capabilities.
All the while she made brilliant use of the indeterminate spaces between singing and remembering, often turning songs into halting, half-spoken dramatic monologues.
Jesús Rafael Soto achieved a similar fusion of Op Art and assemblage, making brilliant use of things like driftwood and tangles of old wire in two works here.
Ranging across a variety of patterns and techniques and nearly two centuries, the examples here effortlessly combine personal and national histories with rigorous down-home formalism, all the while making brilliant use of available, often humble, fabrics.
