Sentence examples for brilliant projects from inspiring English sources

Artangel's brilliant projects The Battle of Orgreave and Exodus came close.

Thousands of brilliant projects are experimenting with ways to reduce unnecessary suffering – to alleviate depression or isolation.

Architectural history is littered with brilliant projects that were ultimately debased by clients who didn't understand them — or understood them only too well.

The attachment programme has nurtured the careers of writers, directors and theatre-makers of all kinds and resulted in some brilliant projects.

They run brilliant projects such as the Gates Foundation to beat malaria or "combat humanity's biggest challenges", as the Google Giving site modestly puts it.

Over the past few years, there have been a number of brilliant projects that have shown the eye-popping strangeness of how women are posed for the camera, contorted into positions which make them look simultaneously ridiculous, weak, sexually available and highly vulnerable.

"It's a brilliant project," he says.

At least since "Natural History" (1992), her brilliant project has been to superimpose one grid on another on a third, fourth and fifth, for depth perception and spectrum analysis.

It has a glamorous aura to it, conjuring up images of a brilliant project in the works that will soon be sprung upon the world, disrupting established players and leaving everyone scrambling to catch up.

He said the "brilliant" project would "transform higher education in Tasmania" but added: "It can only happen if the higher education reform bill passes because it relies on the extension of the demand-driven system to pathways courses into university".

"For many, Kate's story is like a Cinderella tale for the 21st century, but one of the American boys asked why America didn't have a king, and that led to a long discussion about the idea of a head of state and a head of government, and the different ceremonial roles – it has been a brilliant project".