Sentence examples for a brilliant connection from inspiring English sources

"He has a brilliant connection with the audience and very few presenters have that".

I mean, it must have helped that we already had a brilliant connection as actor and director".

Now 41, with a career based on his brilliant connection with children, he has none of his own.

This book is such a great romance, especially for teenagers, and shows the brilliant connection between two teens; the witty banter that the children of today hold; and the problems that come within youth, love and the beast, cancer.

The brilliant Connections festival is at the National in London all week – a chance to see young companies and schools from across the UK tackling new plays by Davey Anderson, Patrick Marber and more.

But that reckless freedom of his yields at least as many brilliant connections and startling metaphors as it does howlers.

There are explosions and deaths that never took place, a fabricated black power love interest, lots of laughs at the expense of bumbling racists, and some brilliant connections made between the Klan of the past and Donald Trump and the so-called alt-right of today.

The ballet becomes a brilliant meditation on the connection of Romanticism and classicism in general and, in particular, within Tchaikovsky's music.

A grandly plotted novel with a framework of real history that recaptures a lost era of live entertainment; Carter, a brilliant stage magician with some connection to the death of Warren G. Harding, tangles with a Secret Service out to hurt him.

Doug Elkins's "Scott, Queen of Marys" is a brilliant elucidation of the hidden connections between club dance of the nineties and Scottish folk forms.

(Voltaire turned out to be a brilliant salesman, using his high connections to force watches on people on consignment, and then blandly sending them bills).