Sentence examples for altogether brilliant from inspiring English sources
It is an altogether brilliant piece of business.
Together, these two horribly matched people created a troubled, physically powerful, emotionally frail, and altogether brilliant child, whose provocations shaped their lives.
Reviled and in some places banned on release, Tod Browning's horror classic is like nothing else you'll ever see -- bizarre, bold, and altogether brilliant.
This offers obvious parallels to the prevailing McCarthyism of the time (writer Carl Foreman was indeed blacklisted), but symbolism aside, this remains a trim, altogether brilliant western, with veteran star Cooper creating the quintessential authentic Western hero.
It is altogether a brilliant and strange performance, with no true parallels in American poetry, at least up until then: comedic, phantasmagoric, a mix of spaghetti western, psychedelic cartoon, allegory and quest saga, chockablock with puns, gags and metaphysical, epistemological and phenomenological asides, not to mention plenty of first-rate poetry.
Niall Ferguson's brilliant and altogether enthralling two-volume family saga of the Rothschilds proves that academic historians can still tell great stories that the rest of us want to read.
It wasn't the best written show, and it wasn't, by many people's standards, an exceptionally brilliant program altogether, but the only thing that's come close to achieving what it did in the past decade is The Inbetweeners and its bumbling troupe of middle-class virgins.
It wasn't the best written show, and it wasn't, by many people's standards, an exceptionally brilliant programme altogether, but the only thing that's come close to achieving what it did in the past decade is The Inbetweeners and its bumbling troupe of middle class virgins.
The brilliant Mediterranean seemed altogether more promising.
The jazz critic Whitney Balliett, writing in The New Yorker, called the film "a brilliant, funny, moving, altogether miraculous documentary".
But it would be a shame if readers short-changed by one purchase were to dismiss the format altogether, as they would miss out on some brilliant writing.
