Sentence examples for brilliant lifetime from inspiring English sources

That was the reward for her brilliant lifetime of — life-changing for so many students — work.

The hottest stars arise in tight clusters and flame out after brilliant lifetimes of about 10 million years--a blip on the cosmic calendar.

Art proclaimed brilliant only a lifetime ago is already forgotten.

And somehow that afternoon they achieved that miraculous drunkenness you get only once or twice in a lifetime, brilliant and without consequences, not peaking and subsiding but running weightlessly on and on.

Update: you've already shared enough brilliant recommendations for a lifetime of reading – keep them coming!

Jacqueline Norton, Hill's editor at Oxford University Press, saluted "a lifetime of brilliant work".

Why didn't we catch this vicious, tactically brilliant man in his lifetime?

"Canadians are enormously proud of this remarkable accomplishment, which is the culmination of a lifetime of brilliant writing," he said.

A fine stylist, she experimented with several forms of biographical writing, composed painterly short fictions, and sent to her friends and family a lifetime of brilliant letters.

Watching a gig performed online by a group I'd never thought I'd see in my lifetime seemed brilliant on paper.

Both volumes gather a lifetime of brilliant work – much of it recent - and show what a very great poet and critic Geoffrey is.