Sentence examples for more brilliant effect from inspiring English sources

Atypically, he has been infected with the bug of the stop-and-go style that Mr. Forsythe has pioneered to more brilliant effect.

It is more than a brilliant effect; it gives the painting a metaphysical quality.

And with this band songs that grow meditative in their studio versions became spikier and more insistent, to brilliant effect.

His command of the landscape elements great trees anchoring one side of the composition, distant views that draw the eye, and a vast expanse of sky and clouds—seems more assured, and his use of colour for effect more brilliant.

One consequence of the theory of hereditary habits was that education might have not only a direct effect on the educatee but actually produce more brilliant descendants.

Flannery O'Connor used them to brilliant effect, but in her case they were structural, whereas here they seem more superimposed; a way of seeming to bring everything together at the end, when the linkage is in fact often rather tenuous.

Horowitz is more dynamic, a better technician, more brilliant.

"I've never heard a more brilliant interpretation".

There were many more brilliant discoveries like that.

One could imagine a more brilliant lineup.

Other more brilliant players can do that.