Sentence examples for brilliant because of from inspiring English sources

Well, it's extraordinarily brilliant because of where they are, and how they are there, and why they are there, living for six months somewhere properly different.

A Valencian representative of the housing advocacy group Plataforma de Afectados por las Hipotecas defended Gordillo's supermarket high jinks as "brilliant" because of what they brought into public view.

If one leaves Sean's debut UK show pleasantly surprised by the number of brilliant recent hip-hop singles with which he has been involved, that is qualified by the fact that few, if any, are brilliant because of his contributions.

"We know it will be brilliant because of who they are.

The idea is brilliant because of how it resembles the way human pilots train on flight simulators.

John McTiernan's original Predator from the 1980s was brilliant because of its stupid simplicity.

"I think it's kind of brilliant because a lot of people can say it now who actually mean it and it not kind of be a big deal on them [to come out]." At the end of the day, no matter what people identify as, Rose wants everyone to feel free to express themselves regardless.

To me, if Bryan ad-libbed that line, that's brilliant, because so much of that episode and the season as a whole is about control.

According to Wooldridge's account, English responded to the news that Budd might be able to compete for Britain by saying: "Brilliant... because of the British family connection she shall run for us".

The polar regions also would appear a brilliant white, because of the clouds above and the snow and ice below.

He's a success as a corporate lawyer not because he's brilliant but because of dogged perseverance.