Sentence examples for brilliant lost from inspiring English sources

This was the Pucci -- brilliant, lost -- in which Bernard Arnault, the C.E.O. of LVMH, bought a majority share in 2000.

And also, more directly, she was the funniest, most belligerent puppet on "Spitting Image," that brilliant lost link between "The Muppet Show" and "The Daily Show".

For a wittier look at dropping off the grid after years in the rat race, track down Albert Brooks' brilliant Lost in America.

I have moved in my reading from Britain to Iceland with Hanny Mankell's brilliant, if lost, Inspector Wallander.

Perhaps the book marks a renaissance for Peter, an opportunity to once again be whispered about as the ultimate outsider artist, an important queer chronicler of the 70s and 80s, and yet another brilliant talent lost to AIDS.

Perhaps the book marks a renaissance for Hujar, an opportunity to once again be whispered about as the ultimate outsider artist, an important queer chronicler of the 70s and 80s, and another brilliant talent lost to AIDS.

"What surprised me most is how much brilliant businessmen lose their minds when they get involved in football," says Parish.

Being a decent bloke and honest craftsman appeals to brilliant bands losing their touch, and to the middle-aged fans packing Ronnie Scott's.

And while things may look huge and brutal to the men and women of Bausch's imagination, these people are also brilliant at losing themselves in subversive jokes, deluded fantasies, and hopeless romantic gesture.

"He was a totally brilliant guy who lost it".

"We are confused and brilliant and stupid, lost clumps of living ash".