Sentence examples for brilliant change from inspiring English sources

Sanchez turned James Milner once in midfield with a brilliant change of pace and direction but he was otherwise quiet until the break.

That brilliant change of tack, which can transform a career or the fortunes of a team, more often comes from happenstance than a sudden, piercing insight.

They make brilliant changes at the frontline, but after a while they get stuck against other parts of the hospital.

His capacity for mixing brilliant changes of sound and image underpinned by a genuine intellectual curiosity is rivalled by few in pop history.

In the last four and a half years, there have been some dramatic and brilliant changes in my life, but my initial vision of days spent doing nothing other than plotting and writing were way off the mark.

Ms Luke said: "We're not promising miracles, or at this stage making any claims for this wonderful group that's going to make brilliant changes, what we are saying is that we are going to look at everything".

I mean, you've got the amazing opportunity to interact with brilliant change-makers by day and rock out with the likes of Dave Matthews, Phil Lesh, and Widespread Panic by night.

While this example is imperfect for several reasons, the metaphor is a good one -- innovators see opportunity where there is a market and brilliant innovators change constantly change the world.

Several years later, I took a deep breath and asked to go part time, to prepare for a terrifying but ultimately brilliant career change.

Seeing a brilliant doctor change the world by curing some disease just isn't sexy.

And when they flexed, bent, or stretched the film, this changed the space between the beams, producing brilliant color changes.