Sentence examples similar to a brilliant lay from inspiring English sources

It doesn't get off to a brilliant start; he lies, about his age, his job, his car.

A script is simply a blueprint, whose potential to be mediocre or brilliant lies outside the screenwriter's purview.

Star Trek's brilliant optimism lay in imagining a future where the person still persisted.

Beneath her beauty lay a brilliant monster.

Downstairs, the reflected window in the half bath showed part of a brilliant curtain, beyond which lay the green grass of childhood summers.

For four hours yesterday, England's destiny lay with a brilliant yet insane batting talent.

Richards slotted the extras before burst through on the left and kicking ahead to lay on a brilliant second for Tomkins.

PART of what makes Christopher Rouse's music so much fun is that beneath its veneer of fluid gestures and brilliant orchestration lies a subversive and sometimes perverse sense of humor.

Here was our big, brilliant son, lying in an oxygen mask, hairless, with a swollen belly, and tortured by thirst.

But she had her doubts about books aimed at older kids: It has always seemed to us that boys and girls who are worth their salt begin at twelve or thirteen to read, with a brilliant indiscrimination, every book they can lay their hands on.

Mike was a brilliant philosophical conversationalist, and behind his humour lay a deeply serious spirit.