Sentence examples for brilliant influence from inspiring English sources

I live with a Sicilian, so there is that brilliant influence too, as well as my English roots.

Those two really brilliant influences have combined to make something a lot less brilliant but quite good nonetheless.

It's a brilliant mix of influences: faintly delirious jazz, psych, loops and shades of Jim O'Rourke.

President Obama paid tribute to Scalia as a "brilliant" jurist who "influenced a generation of judges, lawyers and students".

Imagine this valuable resource being lost: no more brilliant young minds influenced by it, no new discoveries and understanding generated.

He was a brilliant teacher, of lasting influence.

She describes her father as a "brilliant man", a huge influence on her life, so desperate to be a good dad.

The book for which Bloom will probably remain best known, its title having passed into scholarly discourse, is The Anxiety of Influence, a brilliant and, at the time, trailblazing study of the effects of their illustrious predecessors, good and bad, on writers' creativity.

Halibut is the chardonnay of the fish family, essentially neutral in flavor but brilliant in transmitting external influences.

As he joins this illustrious roll call, the "breathtakingly brilliant clown" Doctor Brown cites influences such as Rowan Atkinson and Tommy Cooper.

Two new genres appeared – the patriotic war movie demonising Japs and Germans, and the dark thriller (later dubbed the film noir) much influenced by brilliant refugees from Nazi Germany versed in expressionism.