Sentence examples for Less than brilliant from inspiring English sources
In July 1969, that assessment looked less than brilliant.
Not for a moment am I suggesting that these films are anything less than brilliant.
He has plenty of it, after all, some of it glorious, some of it less than brilliant.
On departure from Larchfield my Dad left behind the words for a less than brilliant school song.
The script certainly has fun with language and opinion, even if some of the dialogue seems less than brilliant now.
Brilliant proposals are often undermined through less-than brilliant execution.
This particular fan had the slightly-less-than-brilliant idea to stand on a table to try to catch a ball.
Barnes seems like a combination of Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood: she's got Underwood's raunchy look and Swift's less-than-brilliant voice.
Mr. Branagh asserts his claim to the usurped throne of Scotland with an utterly assured and intelligent portrait of a desperate and less-than-brilliant man, in a production that steers clear of topical flourishes and postmodern interpolation.
The Times's Ben Brantley wrote of the Manchester production: Mr. Branagh asserts his claim to the usurped throne of Scotland with an utterly assured and intelligent portrait of a desperate and less-than-brilliant man, in a production that steers clear of topical flourishes and postmodern interpolation.
