Sentence examples for a pretty brilliant from inspiring English sources
"So I figured I needed a pretty brilliant actor.
"He's extremely ambitious and a very hard worker, a pretty brilliant guy," she said.
During a pretty brilliant Grindr bit, a young man seemed genuinely scared of stepping on stage.
"It's a pretty brilliant tactical move," says the independent military analyst Alexander Golts.
A month or two ago, a pretty brilliant musician named Christine Lavin began staying up all night, sorting through pictures of refrigerators.
"I thought it was a pretty brilliant idea on their part to make sure that real fans were in the seats instead of scalpers buying up all the tickets," Robinson said.
And, Hemlock Grove aside, they're all pretty brilliant.
Against Granada, their precision and pace on the break was wonderful, led by Nabil El Zhar and Jonathan Viera and … oh, what the hell, they were all pretty brilliant.
(It's a typical -- and pretty brilliant -- move by "Mad Men" to occasionally undercut moments of deep meaning with something goofy or silly. Tragedy underlined by comedy somehow seems even sadder, if that makes any sense).
Also, an appreciation for how much he did have this pretty brilliant insight on what was a simple, straightforward idea.
The extended goings-on with the kid in Tennessee, played by Ty Simpkins, could have been a treacly disaster but were instead pretty brilliant in their mix of sour and sweet.
