Sentence examples for a brilliant class of from inspiring English sources

Kaepernick has made quite the name for himself among a brilliant class of rookies including Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III.

There, "the world beholds for the first time the spectacle of a brilliant class, the five per cent of the nation who know what five per cent means".

Thanks to all those signatures, I am now an even prouder Brandeis mom who is looking forward to a commencement worthy of the brilliant class of 2014.

A brilliant case of cryptomnesia?

Cameron's film, he announced, was a brilliant parable of the class war in which "the third-class passengers (the proletariat) struggle valiantly against the ship's crew (craven capitalists' lapdogs and stooges)".

I wasn't in the brilliant class.

Fuller should have been part of the brilliant Harvard class of 1829, but the college did not enroll women.

Some schools have published their class books on to the iBooks store – a brilliant way of not only sharing class work with parents and carers, but the world too.

And while Michael Apted's documentary series is a brilliant example of how the class system can stunt even the most imaginative and ambitious children, in "Tuff" Beatty offers up a sardonic portrait of how fate, and the selfish intervention of elders, can alter the course of a young person's life.

Among a class of brilliant men and women, he stood out.

But the book is also a brilliant anatomy of childhood, marriage, gender, social class, sexual etiquette, and generational rifts and continuities.