Sentence examples for visual brilliance from inspiring English sources

But its diverse visual brilliance is often betrayed by its Disneyfied verbal banality.

There are moments of visual brilliance here, moments of reverence and even grandeur.

But despite flashes of visual brilliance, it was otherwise pretty much routine business for the man from La Mancha.

In the words of The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, Ms. Zambello's signature is "visual brilliance and fine acting".

But even I had to admit to the kaleidoscopic visual brilliance of Julie Taymor's production; and in that, I suspect, lies the ultimate source of the show's success.

I've sometimes felt that Lepage's visual brilliance outruns his ideas but here the two mesh perfectly in a symphony of loneliness and loss.

M Fritz Lang's first sound film, from 1931, has visual excitement, pace, brilliance of surface, and feeling for detail.

What he produces, exhausting and ultimately bewildering as it is, is not without a certain visual and conceptual brilliance, or, thankfully, a sense of humor.

Glamour is brilliance, both visual and conceptual.

Like Tetro's past, Mr Coppola's brilliance as a visual stylist can't stay hidden for long.

They represent a unique combination of elements of Japanese art in the subtlety of their feeling and philosophy, the brilliance of their visual composition, and their treatment of samurai and other historic Japanese themes with a distinctly Western feeling for action and drama and a frequent use of stories from Western sources, both literary classics and popular thrillers.