Sentence examples for more brilliant at from inspiring English sources

No one is more brilliant at conveying the layers of a character than Myers.

No one is more brilliant at conveying the layers of a character than Lori Myers.

"Partly this was due to several strokes of bad luck; partly it was because he was more brilliant at inventing than at business.

This perspective is ideally different from that of people enmeshed in practice and, just as the best sports commentators are not always the best ex-players, a critic does not have to be more brilliant at the art form in question than those he or she writes about.

You'll create a deeper love, a more genuine respect and a more brilliant look at how to keep passion alive.

No contemporary American playwright is more brilliant than LaBute at dramatizing mankind's passion for ignorance.

One of the more brilliant concerns a weekend at the home of a ghastly senior professor.

"The people and society of Catalonia are on the move, as we have seen on Sept. 11, and not willing to accept that our future will be gray when it could be more brilliant," Mr. Mas said at a news conference here.

Mr. Damon plays a smart-mouthed, baby-faced janitor from blue-collar South Boston who just happens to be a more brilliant mathematician than the professors at M.I.T., where he works.

While lacking, necessarily, the shocking freshness of the first book, it is narrower, tighter, at times a more brilliant and terrifying novel.

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens The hunting down of Bill Sikes is all the more brilliant for making you feel guilty at your own desire for vengeance.