Sentence examples for brilliant example of how from inspiring English sources

A one-time drug abuser, Carter is a brilliant example of how a person can turn his life around.

But one thing's for certain; The Dress is a brilliant example of how breaking the perceptual system helps us to learn more about how our brains work.

"Theresa is a brilliant example of how you can do more with less," one admiring minister said, citing her recent speech in which she warned the Police Federation that she will change the law unless it introduces far-reaching reforms.

BBC Worldwide's head of formats and entertainment, Nicki McDermott, says it has a rare quality: "Bake Off is a brilliant example of how a TV show can very swiftly cross borders, languages and cultures to captivate global audiences.

Marilyn Watson's Learning to Trust, one of my all-time favorite education books, is a brilliant example of how one teacher struggled and eventually succeeded in building a caring classroom community with students whose challenging backgrounds made it very hard for them to express their natural goodness.

A first novel by an NHS audiologist who wrote it in between shifts at London's St Thomas's Hospital, it's exceptionally accomplished – like David Nicholls's One Day, a brilliant example of how an unpromisingly high-concept idea can be transformed by skilful execution.

A brilliant example of this is its theatre fringe.

The last point is a brilliant example of sustained pressure.

The Spice Girls were a brilliant example of anti-branding branding.

In recent weeks, we have been exposed to yet another brilliant example of their skill.

"It was a perfectly brilliant example of good investigative reporting for legitimate reasons," Jobson said.