Sentence examples for remain brilliant from inspiring English sources

The writing and performances remain brilliant, the stupidity of Jez agonising, the agony of Mark exquisite.

Moreover, despite criticism, the euro and the economic interdependence of the EU that underpin it remain brilliant inventions that have helped ease tension and conflict among the many disparate countries of a continent where bloodshed has been almost a constant for centuries.

The pigments remain on the surface of the paper, so the colors remain brilliant.

Trinité remained brilliant, radiant, dazzling, and serene until the earthquake brought it down.

As the Zwijn estuary silted up in the 15th century, the city began to decline as a trade centre but remained brilliant and powerful as the court of the dukes of Burgundy (counts of Flanders from 1384) and as the artistic centre of the Flemish school of painting, until the religious and political struggles of the 16th century completed its eclipse.

His returning remained consistently brilliant.

For me as a bowler, I then started to find it easier to bowl at him, although he obviously remained a brilliant batsman".

Mauricio Pochettino put his hand to his face as Hazard curled in the equaliser with eight minutes remaining, a brilliant finish to hand Leicester their first league title despite being 5,000-1 shots with the bookmakers at the beginning of the season.

I guess this means writers just need to remain sane and brilliant when committing anything to words.

The "Stones" lithographs that O'Hara made with Rivers in the late fifties — raffish aphorisms and sketches evoking times in which "it was raining bourbon and (hic) champagne and bop (sic)" — remain the most brilliant of the poet-painter mashups, despite later works that enlist the fey charms of Brainard (a gifted writer himself) and Winkfield, and the rambunctious appeal of Schneeman.

The "Stones" lithographs that O'Hara made with Rivers in the late fifties raffish aphorisms and sketches evoking times in which "it was raining bourbon and (hic) champagne and bop (sic)"—remain the most brilliant of the poet-painter mashups, despite later works that enlist the fey charms of Brainard (a gifted writer himself) and Winkfield, and the rambunctious appeal of Schneeman.