Sentence examples for brilliant found from inspiring English sources

"All of Whedon's fingerprints are there: the witty dialogue, the quirky premises and dark exploration of human fallacy that made Buffy brilliant found their way to this space drama".

These figures, however brilliant, find themselves transformed into unwilling emblems of inclusivity – the journalistic and literary equivalent of a black president, a figure whose ascendancy can be cited by white people as proof that we don't have a race problem any more.

But you're supposed to be smarter than we are (do you ever call an actual smart person "brilliant"?) Find another adjective.

Where www.irwinandjordan.com How much £350 NW3 by Hobbs Quirky and classy, this brown and metallic jumper is a brilliant find from Hobbs's NW3 range.

The extraordinary luck for Stibbe's publisher and readers is that Man at the Helm is a winner – a brilliant find.

She bought Parlour X's 1960s Italian glass one at Ken Neale Twentieth Century Modern Furniture, which is "full of brilliant finds".

The once brilliant scholar found that his brain just didn't function properly.

One brilliant episode found the lab's commander, Captain Murphy, trapped under a soda machine for nearly a year.

The 12 pieces that were recited during Exquisite Stacks were testaments to the creativity and thoughtfulness of their writers – as well as the brilliant works found in Butler's stacks.

The impact we had felt particularly brilliant: I found out recently we single-handedly saved the Gloucester Old Spot pig breed from dying out, after we did a programme about it.

Although £15,000 was said to be the minimum necessary to start such a company, they had just £3,000, attracted some brilliant authors, found themselves constantly struggling for cash, but critically successful.