Sentence examples for brilliant come from inspiring English sources

Thinks... David Lodge 341pp, Secker & Warburg, £16.99 Buy it at a discount at BOL David Lodge has written yet another campus novel, filled with the usual priapic dons and brilliant come- hitherish women, who puff and blow their way through the same old bourgeois crises, pontificating about post-modernism, God and the meaning of life.

"They should give you access all the time - come and see Ramsey, he's brilliant, come and see Joe Allen, he's brilliant, come and see Gareth Bale - he's brilliant.

Can't someone brilliant come up with a new theory of social cohesion?

In the novels of Balzac, it often happens that a provincial writer, poor but brilliant, comes to Paris, where he talks his way into critical success.

"She's done great things at the Whitworth, but it would also be good to have someone else equally brilliant coming to Manchester, someone with a different perspective".

This week in my Gotham column I wrote of the resurrection of the South Bronx, a brilliant coming back to life that owes much to the multidecade efforts of government.

After a sloppy opening three minutes, the opener, while brilliant, came from a mistake.

When you go away from home, maybe having him out there tracking full-backs is not the best place for him to play but at home, when you are dominating possession, he is brilliant coming in off the flanks.

Khim says the inspiration for Brilliant came in the realization that the current model to find technical talent who will become leaders in science, medicine and technology is broken.

I check in everyday to give it some attention, I get frustrated at the littlest thing, and I shower it with love when something brilliant comes to me.

I've seen people struggling, and being brilliant, brilliant, in coming up with ways to survive".