Sentence examples for particularly brilliant from inspiring English sources

There is something particularly brilliant about Ferrante's combination of control and abandon in her novels.

"We got down to the last two stones, and one was particularly brilliant," the bride recalled.

He remembers a particularly brilliant teacher who took the class for German studies.

It's not that she considers herself particularly brilliant; in fact, she finds brilliant people taxing.

I wouldn't sign up to any of them as being particularly brilliant," he says.

Mathematicians have the Fields Medal, given every four years to particularly brilliant researchers under the age of 40.

Watching VANYA ON 42ND STREET (1994) is a little like sitting in on a particularly brilliant scene in acting class.

She was particularly brilliant at bringing huge energy to our campaigning around the desperate humanitarian crisis in Darfur".

The "wrinkled lip" is a particularly brilliant detail that suggests an age of sneering and sensuality in its possessor.

Particularly brilliant is Tomorrow In The Battle Think On Me (Vintage), followed closely by A Man of Feeling (Vintage).

And there are those who still contend that he's not a particularly brilliant actor, that he'd be nowhere without Mulder.