Sentence examples for writings brilliantly from inspiring English sources

Abelard in his own logical writings brilliantly elaborated an independent philosophy of language.

This gift for inventing the empirical, made him a pioneer of novel-writing; his novel that most brilliantly uses the force of the eyewitness account, A Journal of the Plague Year, was for half a century taken to be the genuine memoir of a man who had lived through this terror.

Inspired by writings about music and Orientalism, the piece features a brilliantly handled third-movement indictment of stereotypically "Arab" music.

Panksepp is a very open, affable, brilliantly verbal man on the phone, and divulges, in his writings and interviews, his own struggle with depression when his sixteen year old daughter Tiina, whom he raised for many years as a single parent, died in a tragic car accident.

The Young Internet Critics of the year Award goes to Paul Brunick, who has written brilliantly about film criticism past and present in Film Comment, and David Phelps, whose writings display a tactile and sensuous appreciation of color, movement, and performance that is astonishingly rare in film criticism.

Paul has released a novel, the brilliantly awful-sounding Human Animus, and is working – in full embrace of the cliche – as a creative-writing teacher, eaten up by violent jealousy of Jonathan Franzen and an equally violent crush on a tattooed student.

brilliantly paranoid?

Brilliantly so.

He could brilliantly link texts that suited his arguments, but seemed to brush aside evidence that contradicted them: John's gospel, for example, or the writings of the Apostle Paul.

Swedenborg's writings.

Personal Writings.