Sentence examples for brilliant learned from inspiring English sources

A "World Directory of Pasta Shapes and Names" recently compiled by Italian manufacturers lists 142 different labels for types of pasta - and that's just the ones beginning with C. For all of these reasons, anyone setting out to write an encyclopedic guide to the thousand cuisines of Italy needs to be brave, brilliant, learned and almost certainly a little unhinged.

As a beneficiary in my previous school of a £31m building programme, I saw the stunning difference a brilliant learning environment makes.

"It was a brilliant learning experience," said Clement.

Everything might not go exactly to plan, but getting children involved in food preparation is a brilliant learning experience, and will make them more likely to try new food.

Recognize that the brain of the child or adult with cerebral palsy can be a brilliant learning brain and often already is.

Tom Hoggins of The Telegraph praised the manner with which these elements were introduced through a "brilliant learning curve of direction, rather than instruction", and considered it a "design ethos that is supremely generous, but dealt with marvellous economy".

We must be willing to be less than brilliant to learn the craft needed to be brilliant.

Offering brilliant language learning podcasts in German, Deutsche Welle is a little pocket of the internet packed full of resources for German learners.

And it was brilliant to learn that Dorothy had won our age group for Britain, in a fabulous time, 18 minutes earlier.

"Obviously I loved my time then, it was brilliant, I learnt a lot from that and I think I'm a lot more prepared now and hopefully I can make an impact".

This cheatsheet is brilliant for learning to work with the Chrome Devtools, and it can be immense help on getting up to speed with how most front-end developers manage their workflow.