Sentence examples for brilliant finding from inspiring English sources
It has been brilliant finding ways to develop the work for its transfer to the Lillian Baylis Studio at Sadler's Wells, where the stage is almost three times as wide as the Gate's.
The timing of Pokémon Go is rather brilliant, finding its way into the world right as a bunch of things converge: Google's early experiments with Ingress have already proven that people will be damned near obsessed with this general idea — and that's without having the energy of an existing IP's fanbase behind it.
There are long hours spent in dimly lighted reading rooms -- always hard on the eyes, and occasionally hard on the spirit; it can be difficult to maintain one's sense of purpose in the face of rows and rows of sallow scholars all busily searching for the brilliant finding that will guarantee them tenure.
Adds Pittsburgh's Kochanek: "They stumbled onto a brilliant finding, there is no question about that, but the feasibility in humans is not there yet".
She's absolutely brilliant at finding the good ones".
"Lee is brilliant at finding investors," Mirren said.
"It's absolutely brilliant for finding the g-spot," she says.
He is a maddening negotiator, willing to use delay as a tactic, brilliant at finding what his opponents need and then blocking it to get what he wants.
The plain truth is that politicians have always been brilliant at finding new ways to insert their feet into mouths that inevitably are running too much.
He is brilliant at finding a kernel of emotional truth in, and a fresh approach to, familiar dance narratives that make them resonate in new ways.
Mr. Crane said the last episode of "M*A*S*H," in 1983, was the brilliant finale, finding a surefire way to split up an ensemble cast en masse: the end of the Korean War.
