Sentence examples for brilliant observations from inspiring English sources

The work is studded with brilliant observations on historiography, economics, politics, and education.

It really gets the feeling of excitement when you're a kid and is full of his brilliant observations.

(In one Arakawa story, de Kooning and Rothko are bowled over by his brilliant observations on color).

But there are other readings of Nietzsche's "failure" notably, I think, the brilliant observations of the Belgian feminist thinker Luce Irigaray.

The result is a collection of brilliant observations about American people and places, their idiosyncrasies, eccentricities, and obsessions, and his love of all.

My main approach is to laugh as the contestants cry and make brilliant observations like "Oh, here we go again" or "She'll be fine once the camera's gone".

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"There isn't a single glittering sentence or brilliant observation in the lot of them".

Fitzgerald opens with the characteristically brilliant observation that "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function".

With a brilliant observation of incongruity, Hoban has shards of scientific vocabulary survive in the neo-primitive idioms of this post-nuclear time: "program" for plan; "gallack seas" for the heavens.

Most of the book is written in the highly charged, wildly discursive register that Wallace had established as his own: one in which no detail of experience goes unexamined, in which brilliant observation, and comic aside, and satirical nuance and existential theorising tumble over each other for the reader's attention all the time.