Sentence examples for more brilliant of from inspiring English sources

Hotter reached the height of his fame and his career in Bayreuth from 1952 to 1966, the year of the premature death of the more brilliant of the two Wagner grandsons, Wieland.

Nunnally Johnson says that the two most brilliant men he has ever known were George S. Kaufman and Herman Mankiewicz, and that, on the whole, Mankiewicz was the more brilliant of the two.

In one of the more brilliant episodes of "The Simpsons," Homer falls through a trapdoor in the living room closet and finds himself flailing about in a 3-D world.

Any mention of Dudley Moore requires one to also mention his perhaps even more brilliant parodies of Britten and Weill and of Beethoven.

Cicero also defended Octavian against Antony's taunts about Octavian's lack of noble lineage and aping of Julius Caesar's name; he stated "we have no more brilliant example of traditional piety among our youth".

Was there ever a more brilliant union of west coast vibes with east coast urbanity than in the rhyming of "sunlight" with "Fulbright"?

No modern-dance choreographer has ever made more brilliant use of legs and feet.

Sotheby's evening sale on Wednesday provided a more brilliant illustration of the market developments that result from shrinking supplies.

A more brilliant example of Wodehouse's literary escapism, his capacity to conjure sweetness and light out of airy nothing, would be hard to find.

It is attractive and upscale, with white tablecloths, votive candles and walls painted an even more brilliant shade of orange than the exterior.

I'd enjoyed it as a youngster, but that day in America, as I joined Dylan in his recollections of Christmases past – "I can never remember whether it snowed for six days and six nights when I was 12 or whether it snowed for 12 days and 12 nights when I was six … " – it suddenly seemed even more brilliant, capable of evoking Christmas anywhere in the world, no matter where you are from.