Sentence examples for brilliant long from inspiring English sources

He excoriates Montpérilleux in brilliant long rants, at once unhinged and eerily formal.

Sneijder found Robben with a brilliant long pass and the rest looked easy.

It's lovely, and has a brilliant long finish, but it didn't quite soar – perhaps it's very slightly reduced.

In "World War IV," a brilliant, long, sweeping review of our foreign policy in the past century in the current Commentary magazine, the neoconservative Norman Podhoretz makes the historical case for optimistic assertiveness over "realistic" accommodation.

In the brilliant long poem, "Liquid Flesh" — a piece I dare any mother to read without a shiver of recognition; this beats Sylvia Plath's mother poems by a yard — we meet the mother who must nurture, despite her exhaustion, confusion, and pain.

Jake Arnott's hypnotic, feverish and altogether wonderful Johnny Come Home - his first novel after the brilliant Long Firm trilogy - embraces the unfashionable idea that perhaps real passion simmered behind the platform shoes and glitter make-up; that beneath the enervating malaise was a vital, electrifying anger.

Our brilliant, long-suffering pianist was present at all rehearsals.

In retrospect, it's hard to see why Rove was ever considered a brilliant long-range strategist.

Thanks to brilliant long-term roster building by General Manager Ted Thompson, this cohesive, rising team is deep and headlined by handfuls of stars in their prime.

Had it not been for his brilliant long-term economic plan, a far greater area of the north would have been washed away.

His brilliant, long-awaited debut LP Workshop 19 – released in 2014 – was full of carnal, disjointed rhythms, clogged with the subtle tongue-in-cheek contumaciousness that runs through some of his live performances.