Sentence examples for be a brilliant tool from inspiring English sources

Also, out this month is a whole new version of GarageBand specifically for the iPad 2, which, although unlikely to compete with Ableton Live or Logic in the desktop rig of a pro musician, looks set to be a brilliant tool for noting down ideas on the fly and painlessly arranging them into complete multitrack compositions.

At first glance, it looks to be a brilliant tool for new user discovery — especially among celebrities whose names will be searched for often.

But when it works, it's a brilliant tool: the use of "wanker" there is genius.

It's a brilliant tool, the level of the graphics is so high, it's almost bang on the same as the track".

Soulseek, an early peer-to-peer network, was a brilliant tool; it taught me so much about music and music history.

Whereas glossy magazines can provide great aspirational triggers, vlogs are a brilliant tool for making brands accessible through real peer-to-peer conversations.

The editor itself is a brilliant tool, offering a simple version for those who just want to bash something together, and a more advanced option for wannabe designers to take their time over.

Close reading established itself as a practice in the first half of the twentieth century, and was a brilliant tool for getting to the heart of lyric poetry; when professors started assigning difficult modernist novels, it was good for that, too.

Some of my points above might sound negative, but I am all for PowerPoint; I think it is a brilliant tool.

I think it is a brilliant tool for that….

Theatre can be a brilliant, democratic tool for exploring issues in a way that everyone can understand.