Sentence examples for work of brilliant from inspiring English sources

"The Great Gatsby," which was published in 1925, is a work of brilliant, fine-tuned clairvoyance — it sounded the death knell for a generation that was still alive.

"I hoped to bring more attention to the work of brilliant women scientists," Dr. Greengard recently explained at his laboratory at Rockefeller University in New York.

Mr. Spielberg's new film, a project he inherited from Stanley Kubrick, to whom it is dedicated, is a work of brilliant artifice and profound intelligence.

Yet "Mistress America" is a masterwork of literary cinema in the other, qualitative sense: it isn't merely about literature; it's a work of brilliant writing, one of the most exquisite of recent screenplays.

From his commanding opening sentence, the author of this engrossing forensic masterpiece, a work of brilliant reportage, knows that the story he is about to unfold will be unputdownable, a scoop of historic proportions: history in the making.

Perhaps Maurice Gibb's death will mean the songs contained on it will cease to be viewed as naff souvenirs of an embarrassing past, and begin to be seen as the work of brilliant songwriters, capable of shifting between genres and effortlessly encompassing new trends in their sound.

They'd think they'd stumbled on the works of brilliant but unknown artists".

Amid a work full of brilliant entrances the most shimmering belongs in a role created by Cheryl Therrien, advancing toward us on half-toe, her two feet wide apart, moving in rapid tiny steps as if vibrating from the instep up.

I caught the second of its two performances over the weekend, this one at UCLA's Royce Hall, and found the work full of brilliant colors and quite accessible, for all its tonal dissonance.

The Kimbell is the work of a brilliant, highly self-conscious master.

There are many reasons to concentrate on the work of a brilliant choreographer while he or she is still alive.