Sentence examples for apparently brilliant from inspiring English sources

Once he strangles it into friendship, the sport will wait to see how he gets on with his new team-mate, the apparently brilliant young Finn Mika Hakkinen.

The way that the lead actress, who is apparently brilliant, can still only really do impressions of people who were famous a minimum of 20 years ago.

In early April, previews start for the Broadway run of Enron, writer Lucy Prebble and director Rupert Goold's apparently brilliant anatomy of our nation's biggest corporate scandal.

A Danish movie unwisely under the influence, it turns on an alcoholic actress, Thea Barfoed (Paprika Steen), struggling with her boozing ways, estranged children, former husband, fleshy neck and apparently brilliant career.

It began on April 6 , 1955 and was given an apparently brilliant send-off by the general election of May 26,1955, when the Tories made history by increasing their majority after a period of office.

The inclination to deny this is understandable, because it is one of football's more dispiriting experiences to see your side score an apparently brilliant goal, only to realise on replay that it was in fact deflected.

He was apparently a brilliant young man.

And apparently looks brilliant on her.

He was apparently a brilliant student and also, now and then, an exasperated one.

In India Dad had, apparently, been brilliant at cricket, squash and boxing.

In Iran, Apple had apparently been brilliant in organizing what amounted to a press pool to cover Ayatollah Khomeini's arrival in Tehran.