Sentence examples for of exceptional brilliance from inspiring English sources

He was also a drummer of exceptional brilliance.

Excavation of the religious quarter produced a series of shrines with wall paintings of exceptional brilliance.

On Swedish life and letters he has exercised a lasting influence and is admired for his originality, his extraordinary vitality, and his powerful imagination, which enabled him to transform autobiographic material into dramatic dialogue of exceptional brilliance.

Hahn-Bin is a violinist of exceptional brilliance and heart-wrenching emotionalism that carried the familiar score to its heights.

In order to turn these designs into the real thing, Henry travels to the Black Forest south of Karlsruhe, where watch-makers have a reputation for exceptional brilliance (it's the original home of the cuckoo-clock).

Earlier in 1964 Coltrane had also worked from his own poems for several pieces on "Crescent"; setting words to music may have focused his composing, accounting for the exceptional brilliance of both albums.

Carbon arc lamps have been used from about 1870 and from about 1910 rare-earth fluorides or oxides have been added to the carbon to create exceptional brilliance.

No team containing the likes of Wesley Sneijder, Javier Zanetti and Samuel Eto'o are going to sell themselves cheaply against a side they tore apart for 45 minutes just two weeks ago, and this was the certainty which helped underline the brilliance that took us back to the days when goals of exceptional quality were routine fare at White Hart Lane.

Several pheasants are of exceptional coloration.

Nel was an Elfin of exceptional beauty.

His first novel, Kamen no kokuhaku (1949; Confessions of a Mask), is a partly autobiographical work that describes with exceptional stylistic brilliance a homosexual who must mask his abnormal sexual preferences from the society around him.