Sentence examples for brilliant mess from inspiring English sources

A million theories on what the whole brilliant mess is about is available on the internet.

Cassidy's fight on the private jet – a brilliant mess of breathless choreography, Guy Ritchie camerawork, guffaws and red stuff.

President Obama recently declared that the United States is "the world's oldest constitutional democracy," and he is echoed by Timothy Egan ("A brilliant mess," Sept. 14), without challenge.

In his telling, Bill was a brilliant mess, Hillary gave him discipline and from this sinner-rescuer complex, the drama unfolded.

In the face of all this runaway depravity, Mr. Brand is strangely cheerful, a man-child appraising his own brilliant mess.

As if to bait his detractors even more, he then has the nerve to dedicate this bemusing, deranged but somehow brilliant mess of a film to the memory of Andrei Tarkovsky, the great Soviet director, whose film, Mirror, von Trier cites as his single most informative influence.

Mikhail Pletnev is a brilliant musician, an amazing pianist and an idiosyncratic conductor, and he has made a glorious mess of the Beethoven symphonies.

You will never know the brilliant, beautiful mess that is your daughter".

Did the "brilliant yellow mess" and the "people risen in light" of O'Neill's book somehow prompt, consciously or unconsciously, the "brilliant orange pool" and the "holocaust of light" in McCarthy's?

He then compares the lit-up skyscrapers to the colored pencils of his childhood, and recalls the "brilliant yellow mess" that was one of the two World Trade Center towers.

A frequently brilliant and sarcastic mess of toilet humor, acerbic wit, and non-criticism (LOOK AT THE GRAPHICS. MY PANTS ARE WET), Sega Power made me feel part of a bigger culture for the first time in my life.