Sentence examples for brilliant intervention from inspiring English sources

For teenagers sitting on a timebomb, White says, it is a "brilliant intervention".

This strange novel and even stranger author might have been forgotten but for the brilliant intervention of AJA Symons, whose "experiment in biography", Quest For Corvo (1934), helped to secure Rolfe's reputation.

At the other end, Danny Simpson's brilliant intervention stopped Mame Biram Diouf reaching a Xherdan Shaqiri cross, but only Joselu's second-half header actually brought  a save out of Schmeichel.

With this authoritative study of how Japanese game companies helped shape the worldwide video game market, Mia Consalvo has powerfully contributed to scholarship showing how globalization does not just move from 'the West' to 'the Rest.' Even more, her brilliant intervention into theories of globalization reveals how unplanned transformations rework the very meaning of the 'global' itself.

The forward's most brilliant intervention, however, might be the one that he made another four minutes later, when he controlled a partial clearance on his chest and then the side of his boot, before swivelling away from Alvaro Pereira to release Kevin Strootman before the ball had even hit the ground.

Brilliant intervention by Ryan Shawcross to put the ball behind.

Distilling his goal for the charity, Wanless concludes: "It's no good the NSPCC designing and developing these brilliant interventions that touch a small  number of people in a small number of locations.

And that's one of the ways in which the mindfulness concept is just so timely, especially for women, because it forces you to really focus in on the present in a very purposeful way, and I think it's a really brilliant set of interventions for everybody, but particularly in this case for women.

We've actually done pretty well in the last few centuries, despite their periodic horrors, centuries in which unlovely things like markets and capitalism, tempered by humane social interventions, brilliant science and the rule of law, have overwhelmed the primitive, impoverished authoritarianism of the past.

"Boundaries have been pushed further and further but, I wonder, isn't it all now rather piss-poor compared to the brilliant and explosive interventions of our modernist forebears?" Sir Nicholas declined to comment last night, and the ICA - which is showing video installations of the type Mr Massow railed against - maintained a diplomatic silence on its chairman's writings.

The Windies came together to dance on the square in celebration, celebrations that seemed unlikely before the intervention of the brilliant Samuels.  .