The audience was inexpressibly astonished at the brilliant performance.
The female is generally drab, the male per contra brilliant.
Every plant and utensil of Civicmoon Resort portrays a brilliant picture of life!
The powder of rouge and pink is brilliant in one season, and can not be depicted in ink and ink.
Newly developed by the brilliant scientific minds of our age, the Mustard Gas Grenade demoralizes one's opponents by burning the very membranes from their lungs!
Critics also like to carp, pointing out that, although he was a brilliant musician, Bernstein somehow lacked the depth of thought and vision necessary to produce a genuine masterpiece.
Pure gold allows you to make every effort, its brilliant color will never change. The person who upheld truth is in life and death, and will not abandon his firm belief.
She's a brilliant organizer and administrator.
to be brilliant enough to reflect one's image
The most brilliant person may be mired in details and confusions.
With the earth, the moon is full of moon and moon, and the stars are so brilliant.
quietly replied the greatest detective of modern times as he unraveled the intricate plot and added another success to his brilliant career.
Wendell was the designer of the Apple III and an extremely brilliant and seasoned engineer, who used to design RAM chips for Fairchild and understood the Apple II hardware design inside out.
The hero's life was short but brilliant.
Life is like fireworks, short but brilliant, dazzling but fleeting.
One of the most brilliant metaphors in the history of iconography .
Xu is heaven's attachment, and at the last moment of brilliant life, it cuts for me. I do not know, this is not a shoulder?
Another one of the strange things on Tianshan are the white snow lilies. They grow in the crevices between the rocks above the snow line, nourished by the melting snow, swaying gracefully in the brilliant sunlight.
The brilliant sun lit up their rooms.
Minerals, algae, and cyanobacteria give this geyser in Nevada's Black Rock Desert its brilliant colors.
Mixing fast cutting and Bernard Herrmann's screeching music, Hitchcock created a brilliant illusion of gore, violence and nudity – while actually showing very little.
Though short, it was brilliant.
The brilliant pianist has long been held in the good graces of the critics.
Don't cry, dear. Who will laugh when you cry? Because you smile, the whole world is brilliant in my eyes, so you have to be good.
It was his most brilliant wager.
You may not be brilliant, but you can tiptoe through a minefield better than anyone I know.
That was really a brilliant stroke [move; idea] of yours.
Often standing in front of that old house, the wind that let the far wind set off the angle of clothing, a dusty old thing, buckled the lonely heart, the bottom of the heart of the bright, out of a brilliant.
White white face, see a wrinkle, like just out of the pot Steamed Buns. Because of the fat, nose and eyes are very small, because of small, it is extraordinarily brilliant.
The novel was rated a brilliant performance.
Surrounding them are patterns of glowing pastels, blues and cyans, slashes of purple, and brilliant accents of scarlet.
The spanish oaks were hung with patches of wine red, the sumach was brilliant in the darkening underbrush.
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