Sentence examples for most brilliant chapter from inspiring English sources
It wasn't just sheer size and weight that shaped this most brilliant chapter of American diplomacy.
'&apos Louise Colet's Version'' is the most brilliant chapter of '&apos Flaubert's Parrot,'' a wonderfully Flaubertian exercise in getting under the skin of another person, reinventing history from inside one of its nearly forgotten actors.
But the most glorious chapter of Canadiens history was unfolding.
That was the subject of his most brilliant piece of ethical writing, Chapter 6 of Principia Ethica on "The Ideal".
By no means the most important or far-reaching movement in art history, neo-Impressionism still made a brilliant chapter.
In what is perhaps the coda to the career of one of America's most brilliant inventors, Cray Computer Corp., the third company to be started by famed supercomputer designer Seymour Cray, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday.
Here, the most sobering and self-effacing appraisal of Fleming's achievements emerges from his correspondence with Raymond Chandler, to which Fergus Fleming devotes a brilliant chapter.
It was his most brilliant wager.
Most brilliant new lobbying effort yet".
"It's the most brilliant news.
