Sentence examples for a brilliant article from inspiring English sources
What a brilliant article by Michael Lewis (Oct . 9.
(Reva Siegel, of Yale Law School, elaborates on this point in a brilliant article).
Which brings us to a brilliant article in the current issue of Prospect, by the economist Anatole Kaletsky.
And in 1976 a brilliant article by two business academics, Michael Jensen of Harvard and William Meckling of the University of Rochester, offered a radical diagnosis.
[Whitehorn also has an older son, Bernard, who is a film editor.] You once wrote a brilliant article about being bereaved in the Observer.
The other day, I read a brilliant article in Wired by Laura Hudson, called Die Like a Man: The Toxic Masculinity of Breaking Bad.
The upcoming issue of ForbesLife carries a (stunning, brilliant) article about Plumber Manor, the charming English manor-resort where last fall the notorious AIG executives threw themselves a lavish pheasant shooting party, just as the U.S. taxpayer was being called on to bail out their company.
Although he often returns to the thought of Husserl and, towards the end of his life, writes a particularly brilliant article on him, "The Philosopher and his Shadow," for our purposes here, the Preface to the Phenomenology of Perception can serve as the place where Merleau-Ponty elaborates upon his encounter with the thought of Husserl.
"She makes up her mind quickly and knows exactly what she's looking for and what will make a brilliant magazine article, which is not the same as a brilliant interior," Mr. Newhouse said.
As the Yale legal scholar Reva B. Siegel argued in a brilliant Harvard Law Review article called "She the People," the Court at first understood the Nineteenth Amendment as making a foundational change by providing grounds for countering discrimination on the basis of sex.
And what matters here by motivating and monitoring managers, they got them to take tough, commercially astute decisions.This analysis was articulated by, among others, Michael Jensen, an American academic, in a series of brilliant articles later gathered into a couple of books.
