Sentence examples for a brilliant at from inspiring English sources

There is a brilliant At Home With feature in Popular Mechanics from 1959 that describes Raymond and Dorothy's NY dwelling as, "not a home in any ordinary sense, [but] a 32-room musical labyrinth" which was full of Scott's incredible creations which included a rudimentary sampler, a self-built synth-like device and his own "Videola" which projected movies into other rooms by remote control.

A brilliant, at times dizzying but always heartfelt exploration of love, revenge, and the essence of a gentleman, Notes for a Young Gentleman is classic Toby Litt: wholly new and wholly unforgettable.

As one person familiar with Harmon's strengths and weaknesses told Vulture, "Dan is a brilliant at ideas, but he's terrible at [management]." "Community," has been renewed for a fourth, and possibly final, season.

In a brilliant talk at a recent conference at Columbia University, the Tunisia scholar Monica Marks distinguished between the politics of "purists" and "pluralists".

McIlroy wrenched the lead back by a deft chip at the 3rd and a brilliant pitch at the 4th.

There's also a sample at Cardiff University, where Andrew Westwell, a brilliant chemist at the WEDINOS project, a Welsh government-funded initiative that tracks and identifies new drugs.

The sophomore delivered a brilliant effort at the Division I championships at Mt. San Antonio College on May 18.

Susan Greenfield, a brilliant neuroscientist at Oxford, spoke about this, and other related issues, at the recent Aspen Ideas Festival.

"Mark did a brilliant job at H.P., and I expect he'll do even better at Oracle," Mr. Ellison said in the statement.

"Mark did a brilliant job at H.P. and I expect he'll do even better at Oracle," Mr. Ellison was quoted as saying.

Says Ellison, Markk did a brilliant job at H.P., and I expect he'll do even better at Oracle.