Sentence examples for because of a brilliant from inspiring English sources

It's not because of a brilliant idea.

Through 50 minutes, today's qualifying match remained scoreless only because of a brilliant save by goalkeeper Tony Meola.

It did so because of a brilliant campaign run by the Daily Mirror in the fortnight before polling day.

The Titans took advantage of man coverage on the two big pass plays (Cook easily won his matchup against linebacker Scott Fujita, and Washington got open because of a brilliant pick play  by Damien Williams).

New Orleans (6-3) at Carolina (4-5) The Saints are the talk of the N.F.L., and they should be, mainly because of a brilliant defense that has 36 sacks, second in the league.

It's often assumed that a company that has grown to be a huge success did so because of flawless execution of a brilliant, forward-think business plan.

You asked me for an optimistic story with a happy end, so here goes, I'll give it a try: 2015 was a historic year in the Middle East, all because of a surprising, brilliant idea that an Arab-Israeli expatriate had.

More that a once-feted star was vandalising the memory of a brilliant show because she's unable to let go of her anger at not getting her own way.

It's kind of a brilliant idea because it makes us actively work as an audience instead of just having words thrown at us.

Rust and Bone actually inspired me to do a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "State Trooper" because there's a brilliant remix of it in the film.

Fortunately, this is still a lot of fun because Elder Scrolls IV was a brilliant game and Isles stays very much in the spirit of the original.