Sentence examples for brilliant exchange from inspiring English sources

It's a brilliant exchange: just as money doesn't guarantee happiness, it's no bar to it, either.

It came about partly because Simon had written a brilliant exchange that forced me into writing something I wouldn't have normally.

There's a brilliant exchange in The Trip where Coogan is essaying the view that people with a rock'n'roll lifestyle are automatically more interesting than people without, having more demons, being more easily bored.

Followed by an even more brilliant exchange between Iranian writer-scholar Reza Aslan and two CNN anchors who look and sound so woefully thick by comparison that it's almost painful to watch.

(In one of the most brilliant exchanges, she tells him, "I love you very much," and he replies, in a Gallic purr, "I love you more").

A brilliant rally at deuce, Roddick ending a long exchange with a deep forehand A to H, before dropping Federer's return back over the net.

"Neither haphazard tossings of business cards nor random people's elevator pitches blessed the event, where, profoundly brilliant people exchanged world-changing ideas," explained attendee Meredith Perry (who, as the founder of Ubeam, is working on a ground-breaking wireless phone charger), who I got to know over a breakfast buffet replete with scrambled eggs, bacon and mangoes and more.

Presented annually for more than 60 years, the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings aim to foster close scientific exchange between brilliant minds—some quite young, others as established as it is possible for a scientist to be.

Shriver is brilliant at fast-paced exchanges such as this.

On Thursday, Georgina Parkinson and Ethan Brown, brilliant in their acting, exchanged significant glances, and Mr. Brown delivered a performance of a lifetime as a tough clan enforcer.

The writer Nick Antosca recounts how a reader-response e-mail turned into a pen-pal exchange with a brilliant horror novelist in disguise.