Sentence examples for brightest move from inspiring English sources

"We thought there might be some sort of a brain drain effect, that maybe the best and the brightest move out," Ms. Currier said.

If he is a professional sportsman representing England at a World Cup it is hardly the brightest move, whether blown out of proportion by the tabloid media or not.

Paul Howlett Things We Lost In The Fire (Susanne Bier, 2007 11.50pmm, BBC1 In her bewildered grief, suddenly widowed mother Halle Berry takes in her dead husband's heroin-addicted best buddy (Benicio Del Toro): maybe not the brightest move, but a supportive relationship develops.

On the face of it, calling your players "garbage" in a news conference only days into your new job does not sound like the brightest move by any manager.

The trade for Simmons in November 2015 serves as the brightest move of Eppler's tenure.

Which wasn't necessarily the brightest move as the police where I grew up were half-assed and largely inept.

"What I've done isn't a bright move," she says.

"He has taken the gamble of assembling a smaller squad made up of better quality players which seems a bright move as long as injuries and suspensions don't hit.

Apparently he was at the scene of the protest where the shooting occurred and, in what I would call a not so bright move, was openly carrying an assault rifle as part of the protest (exerting his right to own and openly carry as allowed under current U.S. gun laws).

They easily fall into the thrall of the bright moving images.

It's becoming increasingly unlikely that a low-income student, no matter how intrinsically bright, moves up the socioeconomic ladder.