Sentence examples for brilliant notion from inspiring English sources

It was a brilliant notion (thank you to the curator, Limor Tomer), bringing a moment in dance history to life with startling force.

Laurence Olivier on The Entertainer "Osborne has had the big and brilliant notion of putting the whole of contemporary England on to one and the same stage.

Is it enough that he's content to throw a brilliant notion onto the screen and paste on enough jokes to keep us smiling?

Life After Life intrigues me – the brilliant notion that you might live your life repeatedly, shaving away at your mistakes, until you got it "right".

The planet's invisible beast – it made hideous footprints in the dust as it came thumping on inexorably to attack our boys – was a brilliant notion.

/ Brilliant notion — / Next!" Over this sweep of history, amid a spectacle of devastation (a beam falls portentously across the stage), facts about Japan's Americanization — Sony, Toyota, Hideki Matsui (for God's sake!) — are intoned.

This brilliant and important notion has stuck with me since it was taught to me in junior high school, and, interestingly, it finds its way into many aspects and perspectives of my life and work.

Reviewing for The Listener, Simon Raven believed that Fleming was a "kind of supersonic John Buchan", but he was somewhat dismissive of the plot, observing that it is "a brilliant but improbable notion" that includes "a deal of champagne-drinking, bomb-throwing, relentless pitting of wits etc ... with a cretinous love-affair".

Both are considered brilliant defensive strategists, a notion sometimes overshadowed by their bluster and brutal honesty.

I am sufficiently brilliant to manufacture the notion of Better and Worse.

It is a world of raids, wheezes, brilliant innovations and dud notions.