Sentence examples for becoming brilliant from inspiring English sources

Instead of becoming brilliant beyond bounds, the madman said with evident relief, he had become stupid, and even a little bit insane.

For a science-fiction magazine, which they printed on the school mimeograph machine, they created "The Reign of the Super-man": a hobo ingests a serum derived from a meteor fragment, becoming brilliant, strong, and capable of reading minds.

Our objective should not be to start out being brilliant writers, but to work toward becoming brilliant writers.

Where are your ears?" As he points, we beam: He has grown older, he is becoming brilliant, a genius no less.

Severus things is potions, but since that's hardly going to impress any muggles, how about you try the thing that's closest to potions by becoming brilliant at science?

That one felt, a little, the pressure of Weston's own determination in the latter achievement – her need to make sense of ceasing to be a brilliant doctor by becoming a brilliant writer – was in some ways a beguiling aspect of the book's autobiographical remit; one was partaking of Weston's formidable drives, with a marginally clearer view of their brutality than the author herself.

By becoming a brilliant student of the culture she had rejected, she could win her father's approval.

As Malik expands his range, the movie does too, eventually becoming a brilliant meditation on human possibility, its best and worst.

The accepted wisdom is that Americans prefer a rising sequence in life – that is, for stuff to get better, as opposed to starting out good and staying the same, or starting out fantastic and becoming less brilliant.

"From being enslaved within a culture that aggressively supported slavery to learning to read and write, to becoming a brilliant writer, orator, statesman and counsel to President Lincoln.

In education this has been easy because who doesn't like the dream of every child -- their own child, their neighbor's child -- bright and happy and full of hope and going to college and becoming a brilliant scientist who is then elected President before retiring to run a bazillion-dollar corporation.