Sentence examples for brilliant conjunction from inspiring English sources
Granted, he's been outrageously punctual ever since, but I didn't want to cloud my first Marc Jacobs experience with "hanger" (a friend's brilliant conjunction for what happens when hunger meets anger).
How profound the attraction of ancient Greek culture was on the European establishment is revealed in a brilliant book published in conjunction with a British Museum show, "In Search of Classical Greece," that ended last week.
I nodded, smiling at the brilliant term she'd coined, a conjunction of bargaining and arguing.
This brilliant competition seeks to discover young writers of the future and runs in conjunction with the prestigious Branford Boase award, which was established in memory of children's writer, Henrietta Branford and editor, Wendy Boase.
Levine's pet projects are done in de-luxe style; the conjunction of his artistic focus and Volpe's administrative will power makes for many brilliant evenings of theatre each season.
Gauguin was a brilliant ceramicist and the jardiniere in particular is a lovely thing, its form and function in strange but marvellous conjunction.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
IT IS an odd conjunction.
