Sentence examples for master of brilliant from inspiring English sources

"He was a master of brilliant color, detail and lifelike movement," said Angela D. Mack, a curator at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, S.C., who has organized a show of 42 original Audubon watercolors from the society's collection, opening at the Gibbes on March 31.

In the words of John H. Roberts, He had a rich fund of appealing if somewhat short-breathed melody, commanded an increasingly rich harmonic vocabulary, and was a master of brilliant and novel orchestral effect.

In consequence he became the master of the brilliant glimpse.

He was always the master of the brilliant phrase with an ability to recall, even into his 90s, a remote phrase from some corner of Byron, Shelley, Keats, Swift or Heine.

Barack was the supreme master of communicating a brilliant vision, but he was a practitioner of realism, advocating a cautious approach based on reaching out, arriving at compromises and striking deals to reduce tension.

He is massively good here as the master of his universe; brilliant, powerful and rapacious.

Turner may have had difficulty writing books, but he was a brilliant master of the historical essay.

That misanthropic, bigoted and rather brilliant master of literary horror has a spooky, ornamental style of prose that works best in the dark.

Cole is a master of Twitter – he mixes brilliant bon mots, vignettes of poetry, art, pop culture references, photography (like this series on celebrities watching themselves on television) and quotes to make his timeline an always entertaining read.

Train Dreams by Denis Johnson (Picador) By now everybody should know what a twisted brilliant master of fiction Johnson is.

Russia, home to generations of chess masters, has made a series of brilliant moves in a game that its Western European opponents don't even seem to know that they're playing.