Sentence examples for brilliant bunch from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker once described Clive James as "a brilliant bunch of guys".
Below is the 1991 song "No Nose Job" by Digital Underground, a brilliant bunch of goofballs.
It is like watching a brilliant bunch of cooks prepare a delicious dinner for you right in front of your eyes.
Most of that is down to our brilliant bunch of coaches at Team GB, from our performance director Robert McCracken downwards, but I'd also like to dedicate what I've done to my club coach Alwyn Belcher.
Wu Ming actually are a brilliant bunch of guys: Roberto Bui, Giovanni Cattabriga, Federico Guglielmi and Riccardo Pedrini, a collective of Italian writers and self-styled cultural terrorists based in Bologna, who write novels together under the name Wu Ming, and who like to compare their working method to jazz improvisation, role-playing games and 1970s Dutch total football.
"Much of the work that I've found the most rewarding in my time here has been with people like Leah Purcell and Jada Albert and that brilliant bunch of young Indigenous artists that seem to have come out of the Northern Territory".
This was a brilliant and savvy bunch, and the film, penned by Shawn Slovo, deftly presents them in all their conflicted, stubborn humanity.
Rooms in the main house are painted brilliant white, with bunches of bedside tulips, vintage ceiling fans and antique maps combining to create an air of elegance.
They were such a bunch of brilliant amusing people, and they still are".
I wouldn't want to over-emphasise the comparison between Beckett's bleakly funny existentialist masterpiece and the sometimes cruel, often brilliant unpicking of a bunch of fame-grabbers.
The artist Peter Nadin was laying out this distinction to me one morning in late April as we stood inside a humid greenhouse in upstate New York, looking down at a bunch of brilliant green carrot tops amid a forest of kale, sorrel, chard and rhubarb sheltering through a late winter that hung on spitefully into spring.
