Sentence examples for through the brilliance from inspiring English sources

He's a monstrous creation and yet through the brilliance of the writing we're able to open the character up and see he has redeeming qualities.

Equally I have recently been confronted by seeing all these "thoughts" played out before my very eyes through the brilliance of theatre and a piece simply called Thursday.

Instead, they may continue to "look down," as they skillfully and sometimes arrogantly have with most problems, which they try to solve through the brilliance of their design, innovation, engineering and attention to detail of their products.

That was the genius of 'Sesame Street,' that through the brilliance of its writing and the warmth and charisma of the Muppets it managed to overcome what might otherwise have been overwhelming obstacles".

In a new study, published today in Astronomy & Astrophysics, researchers used gravitational lensing to see through the brilliance.

"On the contrary: through the brilliance of an image, the distant past resounds with echoes, and it is hard to know at what depth these echoes will reverberate and die away.

As you think through this show, the brilliance and limitations of Mr. Simpson's endeavor gain equal force.

But further visits have disclosed that when the sun pours through the dome the brilliance of the lighting is unkind to paintings of any subtlety, and that the glass-covered channels of the back lighting above the pictures are so near the paintings as to be distracting.

If you are a master or mistress of the universe, it's comforting to think your place was earned through the inherent brilliance of your genes.

A drape of autumnal elm leaves about a rock documents, through the belying brilliance of its yellow, the doom of the diseased species of tree; a line of fleece laid atop a Dumfriesshire drystone wall invokes a sorry history, when entire rural populations were cleared to make way for sheep.

(The enterprising Chandos label has announced a 25-CD Grainger survey). One suspects, on the evidence of the fascinating but wobbly "Warriors," that this composer made the most of the minor genres, the secondhand arrangements that become major utterances through the pinpoint brilliance of their musical detail-work.