Sentence examples for be a very brilliant from inspiring English sources

Once Russell had completed his speech for the defendants, Clarke gave his reply, which the Daily Chronicle considered to be "a very brilliant, powerful, wily and courageous effort".

* * * "You are a very brilliant hacker," said Andreas.

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.

He was a very brilliant student and he was working on some core engineering, like in micro-electronic chips engineering.

Why is he still producing Metallica?" But, Mr. Greenberg said, "There were others who thought it was a very brilliant move".

After all, he was a very brilliant philosopher, and if he said he didn't understand something, then one ought to believe him.

A Garissa-based official who did not wish to be named said the gunman was a former University of Nairobi law student, and that he had joined al-Shabaab after graduating in 2013: "He was a very brilliant student.

He was a very brilliant and charming old man — an Austrian Jew of the first generation of analysts after Freud — who had come to this country during the big exodus of European analysts in the thirties.

"There's a very brilliant moment with Maggie and George – I don't know if I want to give away any more than that really – but George wants a kiss and Maggie ends up on the floor, it's wonderful," she said.

After observing Mr. Lerach's courtroom skills for more than a year in the U.S. Financial case, Mr. Weiss decided that he was a "very brilliant lawyer" and invited him to join Milberg, Weiss and to build a West Coast presence for the firm, in San Diego.