Sentence examples for brilliant aspects from inspiring English sources

Despite a wealth of brilliant aspects, "Blind Ness" doesn't engage an audience fully and consistently enough to be captivating entertainment.

One of the brilliant aspects of "The Americans" is the adept way the show uses food to signal the characters' successful presentation of "Americanness".

That's not to say that there aren't brilliant aspects to Paul Shameless Abbotttt's cop comedy/drama/thing but the curate is definitely having his egg and eating it.

But: "Breaking Bad" was on AMC, a network I knew only through "Mad Men," a show I watch loyally and think has brilliant aspects but ultimately falls well short of greatness.

And he gives Megan Fairchild and Abi Stafford, two fairylike accomplices to Mr. Ulbricht, a series of sparkling interludes that capture the perky-ingénue, technically brilliant aspects of their dancing.

One of the brilliant aspects of Taylor Swift's rise to pop stardom is the way she's managed to convince millions of fans, the majority of whom are women her age or younger, that she's one of them.

But the most original, you might say brilliant, aspect of the Bush administration's approach to tax cuts has involved the way the tax cuts themselves are structured.

The brilliant aspect of this scheme was that almost no one would leave school without a qualification and future employers, or admissions tutors, at the next stage would have an accurate record of what the candidate had learned and could do.

The unified inbox is another brilliant aspect of the Blackberry platform.

The other brilliant aspect was that since each music file would be stored on individual personal computers, it didn't take massive numbers of servers some thousands to store all of the content.

[Reference to a particularly brilliant aspect of Bart's performance that I would like to keep a surprise.].