Sentence examples for brilliant issue from inspiring English sources

You can put out the most brilliant issue in the history of the medium, but next week you have to do it all over again.

"So it is brilliant that this issue is bubbling up, as it has been left unchallenged for too long.

This article originally appeareDavid Roberts

Beginning with the complex thriller Following, produced on a shoestring in London, he's made a succession of masterly movies - Memento, Insomnia, Batman Begins and The Prestige - each a piece of sophisticated storytelling pursuing recurrent themes, among them questions of identity and complementarity and of deadly games played between brilliant men where issues of morality become blurred.

A brilliant report recently issued by security firm Mandiant clearly identified a high-powered unit of the Chinese Army as the source of the most persistent cyber-attacks against American firms.

I myself have an absolutely brilliant piece in this issue about the joys of private planes.

In convening an extraordinary meeting in the White House today, placing a brilliant spotlight on this issue, President Obama explained the reasons as clearly as possible when he noted that "this goes beyond nuclear security.

I wrote earlier this weekabout a video of Warren's brilliant framing of the issue to a small group of voters, and it is one of the best examples of Democrats who know how to do this sort of thing that I've ever seen.

The two research papers completing the issue are brilliant examples of what was anticipated within the reviews as critical steps in the discovery and development of novel specialized metabolites.

"The Republicans are brilliant at creating bogus issues, cartoon cutouts," he said, "and the press, even if it doesn't agree with them, brings it along".

Looking back years later, he issued a brilliant explanation of his role in it all: "I had the presence of mind to stand on a chair and punch downwards".