Sentence examples for a brilliant bit of from inspiring English sources
This is a brilliant bit of Machiavellian strategy on the part of the Democrats.
In the theatre, this turns into a brilliant bit of business.
Currie's hypothesis originated in a brilliant bit of fossil detective work.
In a brilliant bit of casting, Frank Elgin is played by Morgan Freeman, and his wife, Georgie, by Frances McDormand.
Was it a brilliant bit of risk-taking and some routine corporate legerdemain, or the biggest fraud in California history?
In a brilliant bit of casting, Frank Elgin was played by Morgan Freeman, and his wife, Georgie, by Frances McDormand.
But when I saw these old interviews with him talking about culture … there's a brilliant bit at the start of Tony Harrison's poem V, where he quotes Scargill as saying, 'My dad read the dictionary every day, and language is power.' He understood the industrial struggle was also a cultural struggle.
It was certainly a technically brilliant bit of TV, in that they had to show Vocal Adrenaline's winning performance, Quinn had to have the baby, and this had to be a transformative experience for the club.
According to Kant, Aristotle's list of categories was the result of an unsystematic, albeit brilliant, bit of philosophical brainstorming.
Cash offers to other creditors helped TNK accumulate enough debt to win a crucial vote at a creditors' meeting on July 30th, electing TNK's nominee as Chernogorneft's administrator.A brilliant bit of western-style corporate raiding, unlocking a valuable asset from a company incapable of using it?
Hepburn calls this the most brilliant bit of direction she ever received.
