Sentence examples for most brilliant work from inspiring English sources

Not many do some of their most brilliant work in their nineties.

Mr. Milner deposited $3 million in the bank accounts of each of the nine theoretical physicists he judged to be doing the most brilliant work in their field.

Hirschman returned to Latin America again and again during his career, and what he learned there provided the raw material for his most brilliant work.

Allen, who surpassed the career playoff high he set in Game 2 by 3 points, did his most brilliant work in the first half.

"We all know directors who, having done the most brilliant work early in their career, eventually start to flag and get worse," he says.

It was that soul — all of it — that McCullers poured into her most brilliant work, "The Ballad of the Sad Café," which was written in 1942 but not published in book form until 1951.

Although illiterate, the major theological treatise on mankind's spiritual life that she dictated to secretaries, The Dialogue, is considered among the most brilliant works of early church literature.

Sounds like "Who's buried in Grant's tomb?" Yet about 150 years ago, people on both sides of the Atlantic began asking how an otherwise obscure William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon could have crafted the most brilliant works in the English language.

Perhaps the shadows of Wagner's most blackly brilliant work are affecting his mood but, during our first encounter, at the company's north London rehearsal base – his first interview since his appointment – he is passionate, funny and disarmingly candid, barely pausing for breath as he plunges into an account of his life.

"For the past 10 years, MRC has had a front-row seat to one of the most brilliant artists working today," continued the company.

Check out Gifford hail Carmello as "the most brilliant woman working on Broadway" when she recently visited Jimmy Fallon to discuss the production.