tour de force

And there's 100 minutes of his tour de force still to come.

This book is in its way a tour de force.

The piece works on various levels and is a tour de force.

That second floor at the Modern, by the way, is the show's tour de force.

We have here a tour de force, no other way to describe it.

The show was the kind of tour de force that makes people look at fashion in a new way.

But the tour de force of this meal was the fish.

They are considered a tour de force of the potter's art.

Since the planning for such an event usually takes two years, to make it all work was a tour de force.

It is such a tour de force and by far better than the first two novels on your list.

Whole live fish, prepared in a variety of ways, can be a tour de force.

The Met rendition will be a special tour de force.

But he made the dance much more than a tour de force of performing.

Other critics saw the work as a magical tour de force.

Even many who have doubts about the Clinton plan thought the speech was a tour de force.

The question remains whether this work is more than a clever tour de force.

It is certainly some kind of sculptural tour de force.

The latter film was something of an editorial tour de force.

The bathroom counter top is yet another tour de force in glass.

"It was quite a moment - a tour de force, a beautiful job."

This is a long way from the anecdote or the tour de force.

His show is a tour de force of Hollywood professionalism.

This is a tour de force, classical diplomatic history at its best.

Here the tour de force may be the parquet floor.

The no is a tour de force in three acts."