It's not that she considers herself particularly brilliant; in fact, she finds brilliant people taxing.
So brilliant, in fact, that I am concerned that the Donald will need an interpreter to understand it.
They're so brilliant, in fact, that Professor Crawford F. Murray Abrahamm), Jamal's haughty, effeminate writing teacher, suspects plagiarism.
The parade was brilliant – the fact you all came out when it was pouring down with rain".
"It's brilliant, the fact that people care about this TV show and what happens to the people they love or hate in it, is a special thing.
It's so nearly brilliant, in fact, that its shortcomings – wobbly characterisation and odd lurches in tone – are all the more frustrating.
So brilliant, in fact, I'd be surprised if the BOA concept isn't being copied as I write this, especially since the tech involved appears minimal and Box Of Awesome operates in the UK and Ireland-only for now.
Don't get me wrong – if you can get a U.S. VC on board it's just brilliant (in fact I would say definitely try to at some stage!), and of course a supply-demand imbalance at times leads to an unbalanced bargaining power position for European VCs.
So brilliant, in fact, that it didn't take long for Democrats to embrace it.
