Sentence examples for be brilliantly managed from inspiring English sources
Chomsky-style analysis promised us that Bush's pet war with Iraq would be brilliantly managed by cunning imperialists who would bring home vast oil riches from the battlefield that kept our country rich and strong.
The street riot and the blaze of choral singing in the last scene both come off very well, but it is of course the Prize Song itself which is the high peak of the show and it is brilliantly managed.
If his administration is brilliantly managed and his program succeeds, his percentage of the popular vote won't matter for long.
It is a brilliantly managed scene, simultaneously expanding present space and deepening past time, and returning her to the book's true origin: "I must begin with a white-hot young Earth dropping into its place like a fly into an unseen four-dimensional cobweb".
Their union is brilliantly led, honestly managed and extremely successful.
Ozzy is most effectively, some say brilliantly, managed by his wife, Sharon, professionally, personally, and maybe intimately, too.
Lincoln exerted a grip on me; it is literate, cerebral, heartfelt, with some brilliantly managed moments and, of course, a unique central performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.
England's recent Test match No1 team was on the whole a case of familiar talent brilliantly managed.
Mads Mikkelsen is brilliantly cast as someone clearly different from those around him, yet managing to fit in, just.
The way the producers have managed to keep both men in stasis for seven series is brilliantly clever.
The answer is: brilliantly.
