Sentence examples for brilliant compromise from inspiring English sources

He also wanted the troops to start leaving by July 2011.Was this a brilliant compromise or a refusal to take a hard decision?

He created a brilliant compromise formation from his condition--minds not faces, insight over sight which opened up a whole area of what might be called narrative neurology.

Despite coming up with what she thought was a brilliant compromise where she would work away from their kids and he would stay home with them, it didn't look like Howard was fully on board.

Nonetheless, I appreciate that some may find this position a little extreme, which is why I was so pleased to alight on this brilliant compromise proposed by Atghan Shia cleric Mohammed Asif Mohseni: you can refuse sex, but if you do, he can refuse to feed you.

At the time this must have seemed a brilliant face-saving compromise for Tokyo, but it has proved a public relations disaster.

"That shirt was a compromise between the brilliant costume designer and my better judgement.

It has been my experience over many years that our government too often approaches our most vexing problems, not with brilliant strategies or intuitive breakthroughs, or even sensible compromises, but rather by what my mother used to call "muddling through.'.

Resistance is at once a brilliant and sometimes frightening thriller, and a mature exploration of human blur and compromise.

The compromise was to read biochemistry at Kingston University, where I had a brilliant time.

It sounds corny but is actually the opposite: wise, witty, perceptive and sad, a brilliant meditation on the tragic gap between youthful aspiration and middle-aged compromises.

This sequence is a brilliant and involving portrait of anyone who has ever had to suppress their misgivings, compromise their convictions, and become something they swore they would never become in order to maintain a comfortable lifestyle.