Sentence examples for brilliant next from inspiring English sources

So it is not surprising that an early review of James Renner's "True Crime Addict: How I Lost Myself in the Mysterious Disappearance of Maura Murray" would call the book "an entrancing, brilliant next step for fans of the podcast Serial, Netflix's Making a Murderer, and other true crime cases".

"This agreement is a brilliant next step in our longstanding partnership, enabling Google to supercharge their hardware business while ensuring continued innovation within our HTC smartphone and VIVE virtual reality businesses," said Cher Wang, chairwoman and CEO of HTC.

They know that they have to do something dramatic and brilliant next week or the game is up.

She is the quietly brilliant girl next door, and someone you want to be mates with.

On the first day, we sold about 5% of our total stock and we thought, "This is brilliant". The next day, we took around £100 – not so brilliant.

You go to bed at night after a show and your mind's racing with how brilliant the next one's going to be".

We were rolling around on the floor laughing, hahaha!" The statement concludes by signing off: "Brilliant stuff, next!!!!" What is he denying?

George Steinbrenner, the principal owner of the New York Yankees at the time, was reported to have described the model as communism one minute and brilliant the next.

Mercurial: if the word was not already in the lexicon, then someone would have coined it to describe the Pakistan cricket team down the years – dismal one minute, brilliant the next, capable of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat and the exact opposite.

Or we could be honest: No matter how dogged and brilliant the next wave of interns, how clever and charming the leader, this project would not singlehandedly revolutionize commercial recycling in Boston.

You are always fascinated or moved by the next brilliant idea or signing up for the next best course, that you forget about the last brilliant thing you started.