Meanings of brilliant account in English

He added a brilliant account of the tribute, and the accompanying presents.

He added a brilliant account of the tribute and its accompanying presents.

It's a brilliant account of coercion on his part and numbed submission on hers.

Tooze's brilliant account also offers much food for thought for any observer of the current international scene.

Then follows a brilliant account of the first quarter-century of the Metropolitan, 1883-1908.

It contained a brilliant account of the festivities and of the beautiful and accomplished Mrs. Rawdon Crawley's admirable personifications.

His Diario de un testigo de la guerra de Africa (1859) is a brilliant account of the expedition.

And then Mrs. Norris was left alone with Julia, whom she entertained with an animated and brilliant account of Titania and Oberon.

He provides a brilliant account of how the bond market developed and the factors which determine a state's ability to service its debts.

Journalists such as Anna Bikont, who has written a much praised book about Jedwabne, recalls Kamiński's role and mentions him in her brilliant account.

Before concentrating on thrillers, Robert Harris wrote several works of nonfiction, including Selling Hitler, a brilliant account of the "Hitler diaries" story.

He succeeded in his mission, and his own brilliant account of this characteristic episode in his career suggested to Goethe the play of 'Clavigo.'

She indulged the party with a brilliant account of Mrs. Fludyer's anticipations of pleasure at Brighton, whither the whole family at the Hall were bound.

Goulson's chapter on the housefly is a brilliant account of the ghastly mess we have made of our mess and why it is fly heaven.

From all sides, dearest Dionysius, I hear the best and most brilliant accounts of you.

He nodded his head every moment, for he liked reading the brilliant accounts of the town, the Palace, and the garden.