Sentence examples for most brilliant performance from inspiring English sources

It was the most brilliant performance of the tournament.

His most brilliant performance was as Dmitry Karamazov in The Brothers Karamazov (1910).

This was his 50th win at Wimbledon – and quite possibly his most brilliant performance.

He was unbeaten in England last year, where his most brilliant performance was at Epsom; he ran five furlongs over the straight course, which is uphill, to the winning post in 55 seconds carrying 133 pounds.

Those previously issued (but never transferred to CD) include the most brilliant performance of Berlioz's "Roman Carnival" I have come across, as well as half a dozen Wagner excerpts for which Stokowski rolls out the plushest magic carpet of sound ever to enfold Wotan's Farewell or Brunnhilde's Immolation.

Notice, however, how the question of identity is here sharply distinct from the question of value: "the most miserable performance without actual mistakes does count as [a genuine instance of a work], while the most brilliant performance with a single wrong note does not" (Goodman 1976, 186).

The dream would not die again on the TD Garden parquet, not this spring, not without James authoring one of the most brilliant performances in his brilliant career.

Emma Thompson gives one of her most brilliant performances as Vivian Bearing; in view of "Howards End" and "The Remains of the Day," that is saying a lot.

Caryn James of The New York Times also described it as "one of her most brilliant performances", adding "we seem to be peering into a soul as embattled as its body".

The most brilliant bidding performance of the final came on the diagramed deal, with Schuett and Smith sitting North and South.

McCarthy is a brilliant comedian of language and attitude whose dialogue in the film is largely reduced to advancing the plot (though she does have one of the movie's most brilliant moments of performance: the eerie chill when she's possessed by a ghost).