Sentence examples for brilliant for having from inspiring English sources

Porter lulls us into a false sense of security as Thompson grows more confident, and more arrogant: he believes he's brilliant for having hired Helton in the first place.

The spectacular opening of Mission: Impossible II (or M I-2, as the punctuation-happy M I-2ting depasthent would have it) is daftly brilliant for having nothing to do with the rest of the film, and is in some ways symptomatic of the film's car-crash appeal – it's a magnumarketing action cliches, excess upon excess upon excess.

Caldwell, and even Dungy before him, have been lauded for having a brilliant quarterback.

Goldman Sachs, though, has a strong reputation across the investment banks for having a brilliant team of algorithm scientists.

A sad goodbye to Austrian gangster rappers Trackshittaz, just for having a brilliant name and a song that was apparently about wiggling your bum, but which sounded more like something that would have Mozart spinning in his grave.

During an interview with Scott Hennen, a conservative North Dakota radio host, former Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Orrin Hatch praised Solicitor General Elena Kagan for having a "brilliant" legal mind, and called Sonia Sotomayor, a judge on the second circuit Court of Appeals, a liberal but "tough prospect".

"The club have been brilliant for Ferrie, we've given him all the time and all the support; we've brought in every possible resource that we can to try and help him," Rodgers added.

The experience has been brilliant for me, but Chris and Steve have probably caught just enough to cover their costs – fuel plus the massive loan on the boat.