Sentence examples for subtle brilliant from inspiring English sources

His best touch is both an homage to the traditional Gothic cathedral and a subtle, brilliant inversion of it.

Chair of judges Louise Doughty called Our Endless Numbered Days "both shocking and subtle, brilliant and beautiful, a poised and elegant work that recalls the early work of Ian McEwan in the delicacy of its prose and the way that this is combined with some very dark undertones".

But it was in Anthony Minghella's adaptation of "The Talented Mr Ripley" (1999) that he really demonstrated just how subtle and brilliant he could be.

A young teacher I know was surprised to find a boy in her bottom Year 9 English class who had a subtle and brilliant mind.

Mr Greig described it as "an incredibly subtle and brilliant biography of a poet using scant material to set the mood of the early part of the 20th Century".

This season, nods to the label's past here were more subtle: the brilliant colors, a few swirled baroque prints, slithers of crystal chain mail under cutout black dresses and Campbell, sure.

I couldn't fully understand the subtle and brilliant humor at 7 years old, but I also couldn't put it down.

The answer they propose to the question of how novelty is generated is both subtle and brilliant: Organisms, they argue, are constructed to facilitate change.

Mr. Malzew made the subtle, textured and brilliant arrangements.

But they glow with subtle oppositions of brilliant versus muted tones, translucency versus opacity, materiality versus immateriality.

But they glow with subtle oppositions of brilliant versus muted tones, translucency versus opacity, materiality versus evanescence.