Sentence examples for original brilliance from inspiring English sources
With a painting, it is sometimes not possible to strip away the accretions and see the original brilliance.
Because the quilts have been so carefully preserved, the colors retain their original brilliance and the materials themselves show little evidence of deterioration.
By all accounts his voice was not back to its original brilliance, and he relied to a great extent on the backing track to round out his vocals.
Although the Masons have kept the brick, terra cotta and even roof cresting intact, soil has collected all over the terra cotta, substantially dimming its original brilliance.
On Tuesday, the nearly 300-year-old opera house — a Unesco World Heritage site since 2012 — reopens to the public after a six-year renovation that cost 29.6 million euros ($36.6 million) and returned its dazzling ornamental details, murals and trompe l'oeil effects to something approximating their original brilliance.
Over five decades she meticulously measured and mapped the intricate giant glyphs, swept away an accumulation of black dust to restore 1,000 of the lines to their original brilliance and used her own funds to hire guards and finance research projects.
With Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an Exhibition' she did at least let in some colour, but her basic approach to that work was heavy-handed and mechanical; only in her encore did she reveal a flash of her original Lisztean brilliance.
The paintings had suffered some irreparable damage though, particularly the parts that were painted a secco: in The Tribute Money, the leaves on the trees were gone, while Christ's robe had lost much of its original azure brilliance.
He described the original album's brilliance as the chance turn of a kaleidoscope revealing beautiful, accidental patterns.
Jonti's meticulous cataloguing (with the help of remaining Avalanches Robbie Chater and Tony DiBlasi, who were in the crowd) of more than 3,500 samples did justice to the album's original lo-fi brilliance.
beautiful and disturbing"; "vehemently original"; of "haunting brilliance": To listen to it is to be "plunged into a maelstrom of conflicting emotions.
