Sentence examples for bit brilliant from inspiring English sources
That means, at times, it sounds like a 1985 teen-exploitation movie soundtrack made on a Casio wristwatch and, yes, that sounds a bit brilliant because vaporwave, thriving out there somewhere beyond witch house, post-dubstep and future garage, is a bit brilliant.
I'm sorry to say I find this a tiny bit brilliant, not least for doing something to upset the dreary virality of the challenge itself and all those horrendously smug videos on Facebook: And, OK – this, too: custom costumes for pregnant women.
It's a little bit brilliant.
Yes, Dr. Emmett "Doc Brownn from Back to the Future was the quintessential scientist a bit kooky, a bit oblivious, and a bit brilliant.
In addition, sending an MMS picture of something you just find a bit "brilliant" from a normal phone costs *real money* – unlike using up the flat-rate data on an iPhone.
It's bold, funny, emotional, unsettling and more than a bit brilliant.
His new album Recovery, I think that might be a little bit of brilliant genius.
And the stories were every bit as brilliant as I remembered.
In his own way he's every bit as brilliant as Larkin, but a million times funnier.
It is about money, race and urban acedia and features a cameo from Barack Obama every bit as brilliant as Hollinghurst's Thatcher in The Line of Beauty.
The listening at the door and running away bit was brilliant, as were her Dame Maggie-level one-liners: "She is called his niece.
