Sentence examples for brilliant experts from inspiring English sources
Also, the author uses so many italics that even brilliant experts wind up sounding like teenage girls.
But the bigger problem, critics on the right and left now agree, is that these two brilliant experts are too close to the Wall Street elites they are trying to rescue to procure the pound of contrition the public is demanding in exchange for more bailout money.
But it is sheer insanity to cling to that old model when, at the same time, that transformation has also brought us a gargantuan trove of Internet-published first-person reportage from ordinary people, along with enormous amounts of in-depth analysis from, and conversation among, brilliant experts.
Brilliant experts can be terrible witnesses, and vice-versa.
Rocard was a brilliant financial expert and an advocate of government by consensus of the left and centre, while Mitterrand was considered a master of political gamesmanship.
In No 10, he inherited equally brilliant, equally expert civil servants, but – because there was not the same level of trust and confidence on his side, and the same knowledge of how best to work with him on theirs – the micro-manager within Gordon resurfaced.
Working with a brilliant negotiation expert I had met, I approached other industry players and received significant interest, but, in the end, Philips made an offer we couldn't refuse and we extended the agreement for the life of the patent.
But creator Mike Schur's NBC sitcom is a comedic marvel not just because it's aping intro-level college courses; it's also a weekly dose of brilliant silliness, expert performances, and copious warmth.
Thanks to our brilliant team of experts and all the readers who contributed some great tips.
I caught up with 7 brilliant fall wedding experts to get advice on how to add classy and subtle fall wedding decorations.
Wollaston is right, this was brilliant TV: an expert cogently expressing his views on the function and effects of money in the contemporary art world.
