Sentence examples for brilliant calculation from inspiring English sources

Hence the blend of spontaneous combustion and brilliant calculation that's likely to keep the theater going long after the myriad things that could have killed it — television, on-demand cable, VCRs, DVDs, Netflix, Redbox, etc. — have come and often gone.

It was an act of brilliant calculation in which the world's biggest brand turned the world's biggest band into a post-consumer element, more of an ether than a product.

You've probably heard of the school if you saw Hidden Figures, which tells the story of Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson, a mathematician and 1937 graduate of the school whose brilliant calculations of orbital mechanics as a NASA employee were behind the success of the first US manned space flights.

This was Mr. Romney's one brilliant, daring calculation this election.

Many were working on achieving this broad rapport, including Julian Schwinger at Harvard University; a Japanese physicist named Shinichiro Tomonaga, whose calculations arrived in America from war-depleted Kyoto on cheap brown paper; and Feynman, also at Cornell, a man so brilliant he did complex calculations in his head.

Still, when it's reported in The New York Times... Climate deniers are brilliant at setting up simple, memorable and scary financial calculations that brand climate change activists as prioritizing the environment against the economy.

He never gave the world a great novel or a great play, but his lightning sketches are brilliant, and his contribution to the gaiety of nations beyond calculation.

It was not so much that Aguero was not plugged into his team-mates, rather that in games that rely more on calculation than emotion he more than any other misses the brilliant conduit that is David Silva.

(The scene in which she displays her calculations to the entire office of scientists features a small but brilliant stroke of film editing, which suggests that she envisioned the effect of that bold step before she took it).

Suppose a group of brilliant mathematicians had decided to leave out the odd numbers in all their calculations.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.