Sentence examples for a very brilliant from inspiring English sources
"The theme parks have a very brilliant concept.
* * * "You are a very brilliant hacker," said Andreas.
I was up at Oxford with a very brilliant man of that name.
Yes, he was a very brilliant comic, but not by some distance the only brilliant comic.
"It's a very brilliant simple idea, driven by James Corden's electric personality.
Neil: "She's just a very brilliant woman, an excellent writer, but a brilliant thinker as well.
On the recent Saturday with Candice Bergen as host, the show began with a not very brilliant takeoff of a Presidential news conference, which showed the actor impersonating President Ford bumping his head on the lectern, spilling his drinking water, and repeatedly falling down.
Brand, who admits to having been "a hopeless drug addict", continued: "I was inspired to put this concert on because of the death of Amy Winehouse, now although she was a very, very brilliant woman, in another sense she was just an ordinary drug addict/alcoholic.
Drummond's light, which consisted of a block of calcium oxide heated to incandescence in jets of burning oxygen and hydrogen, provided a soft, very brilliant light that could be directed and focused.
We've got a few actors but we have a bounty of very brilliant painters and yet no national gallery.
"There was a very, very committed individual in international health who was a dynamo, very, very brilliant and even when the time is right if you don't have an individual, a sort of champion, then sometimes you don't get things done".
