Sentence examples for brilliant fool from inspiring English sources

He was a brilliant Fool to Olivier's Lear, but that was in 1946.

I'm simply a brilliant fool, brilliant and idiotic, and there it is.

In her brilliant book, Unholy Fools, which deals with "wits, comics, disturbers of the peace", Gilliatt devotes a whole section to farce, writing: "the world of archetypes that … Travers creates, the browbeaten husbands and dithering fiances and suspicious critical matriarchs called Bone or Twine, is mysteriously ripe and timeless".

Much criticism has been published regarding the TOMS model and the efficiency of their mission, but I can't deny that their brilliant marketing has fooled many of us into thinking we are using our purchasing power for good.

These monstrous star performances, the one a fond farewell to the old Aldwych farce traditions (aided and abetted by the brilliant Michael Williams, the RSC Fool to his Lear), the other an extravagant adieu to the Victorian stage, still revealed Sinden at the peak of his powers.

Fools! Fools!

The simple, yet brilliant concept for "Dream" fools viewers into thinking the flashing retro typographies are done digitally.

"O, brilliant kids, I was a fool just like you.

"I think she's brilliant; she constantly makes a fool out of May in the Commons.

For all the charm of Dominic Sandbrook's book, with its minute anatomy of social forms and brilliant parade of charlatans and fools, it is hard not to feel that somehow time has not been well used.

Prince Buster really was nobody's fool and had a brilliant sense of humour.