Sentence examples for recent brilliant from inspiring English sources
Ron Chernow's recent, brilliant biography of George Washington is one.
Or will it reflect the more idealistic, political – and just as funny – Boyle of his Election Autopsy and recent, brilliant Guardian columns?
The actor's achievement is to marry this manner to the chillingly hypnotic, manipulative power and psychopathic emotional dissociation we saw in his recent brilliant portrayal of serial killer Fred West in the TV play Appropriate Adult.
In his recent, brilliant history Debt: the First 5,000 Years, the anthropologist David Graeber calls for a modern-day debt jubilee, a cancellation of all debts, just as they had in Mesopotamia.
THIS Dutchess County village is several hundred miles from Amish country in Pennsylvania, but on a recent brilliant day, a young stallion belonging to an Amish farmer was going through his paces at a horse farm here.
"It's a shame that the programme won't be showing any of the recent brilliant examples of great community spirit such as the 1,245 Sunflower Project, Stockton's community carnival or our residents' involvement in Sky TV's Big Town Dance.
In Westchester County, one of the most recent and brilliant of these renovations is Club Car, carved into the handsome 19th-century Mamaroneck train station.
In a recent and brilliant New Yorker piece, Mr Gawande dissects the health practices of McAllen, Texas—home of the highest per capita health spending in the country.
Riccardo Chailly/Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra: a recent, and brilliant, performance that pairs Chailly's patina-stripping creativity with the Gewandhaus's magnificent orchestral tradition.
As readers of her recent mordantly brilliant series of essays for the London Review of Books will know, she was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer in August.
That said, the 60s can still prove a productive seam to mine, as evidenced by Jon Savage's recent and brilliant book 1966, an expertly researched bit of preconception-challenging that convincingly turned the orthodox view of a year held as pop's beatific annus mirabilis on its head.
