Sentence examples for a brilliant entry from inspiring English sources

Joshua Greene, a philosopher and neuroscientist at Harvard University, has a brilliant entry on Supervenience.

(The creation of "S'nuff" is a brilliant entry in Schumer's caustic catalogue of the ambient and long-unchallenged misogyny of the mass media — and it delivers a sharp kick with a reference to the male executives who are Dianna's bosses).

(The creation of "S'nuff" is a brilliant entry in Schumer's caustic catalogue of the ambient and long-unchallenged misogyny of the mass media and it delivers a sharp kick with a reference to the male executives who are Dianna's bosses).

A brilliant entry by this author, leaving us wanting a next book soon.

SHOPS Hatchard & Daughters A brilliant blue entry opens onto this bookshop stocked with new and secondhand books.

Yet, in a way, the most significant thing was the cluster of brilliant entries – from 32 countries – that came so close to winning too.

But by far, the two most brilliant entries, in my opinion, were words that are simple and ubiquitous to crosswords, yet are clued in very clever ways.

1) A late entry, but a brilliant one, from Massimo Gobbi, who met Jaime Valdés's cross with one of the most perfect outside-of-the-boot volleys you are ever likely to see.

I read it with the sense of extraordinary entry into a brilliant (I do not use that word fashionably or lightly) mind, a writer's continuing achievement of penetrating the variety, possibilities, mystery of being human in the presence not only of one's own people and country, but of the world.

I laughed out loud at entry K: "Spinning wheel operator?" is a brilliant clue for HAMSTER.

I have judged awards where you know that a brilliant programme has been denied victory because the material submitted for entry is, frankly, crap.