Sentence examples for brilliant energy from inspiring English sources

We do have a brilliant energy in the team – everyone feels part of the same thing and the same goal.

"He was a brilliant energy minister, he was a deep thinker about welfare and pensions, and Labour to his core," Miliband said.

Bale has a brilliant energy as a socially inept but self-aware maths genius who predicts the bursting of the housing bubble, Carell plays early-seasons-of-The-US-Office Michael Scott if he'd been left in a hot car for 10 hours, Gosling has the smallest job to do of the four but gets it done as a showy douchebag and Pitt provides relief as a more level-headed, jaded banking veteran.

The brilliant energy economist Daniel Yergin, writing recently in the Wall Street Journal, pointed out: "In 1884, during one of the periodic price collapses caused by overproduction, Rockefeller urged his colleagues to... purchase aggressively".

The brilliant energy economist Daniel Yergin, writing recently in the Wall Street Journal, pointed out: "In 1884, during one of the periodic price collapses caused by overproduction, [John D.] Rockefeller urged his colleagues to... purchase aggressively".

Congratulations to all the important folks honored on this year's list and especially to her holiness Ms. K. Feel her brilliant energy through the strangest and most wonderful roundup of inspirational quotes in the game.

His brilliant energy-maneuverability approach to fighter design saved the F-15 from becoming a lumbering F-111-like disaster -- and created the extraordinarily successful F-16.

His look is sharp and fierce and he has this brilliant, relentless energy in the big show-stoppers.

The present-day lithium ion batteries represent a brilliant electrochemical energy storage technology that has established a dominant niche in portable electronics, yet loses the potentiality in applications that demand increasing energy density such as electric vehicles.

In honour of Verdi's and Shakespeare's "globe of impurity", the magnificently gluttonous Sir John Falstaff (sung and acted with brilliant, gleeful energy and insight by Johanthan Veira), I enjoyed a San Miguel during act two's shenanigans, as Ford and the Merry Wives end up dumping Sir John in the Thames.

Enron started out with a brilliant idea trading energy futures.