Sentence examples for brilliant someone from inspiring English sources

If it's that brilliant, someone will bite your hand off for it … Lots of love, Someone in comedy.

For me, I don't care how brilliant someone is; if I don't get along with them personally I won't want to spend a lot of time with them and collaborate.

The CD and DVD recorded that night show Dilla's music to be, by turns, fantastically complex and head-noddingly simple, while Atwood-Ferguson's orchestrations are overpoweringly alive with the possibilities of where this brilliant musician, someone who made startling records with De La Soul, Janet Jackson, Erykah Badu and Common, among a wealth of others, could have gone next.

They're saying on Twitter that the music is brilliant," mutters someone in the scattering audience.

Amanda Donohoe sings a few bars of Summertime, which sounds brilliant until someone starts clicking their fingers in time.

Basically, whenever I get my makeup done professionally, they always use one of those, and it's brilliant for someone who doesn't wear a lot of makeup.

And isn't it always brilliant when someone down the municipal pool attempts it while you're lamely doggy paddling down the slow lane?

"The most profound thing that has happened is that two children have lost their mother, a loving husband has lost a loving wife, and parliament has lost one of its most passionate and brilliant campaigners, someone who epitomised the fact that politics is about serving others".

Sean Harris makes for a brilliant villain, someone who's also not quite who he appears, and is always a few steps ahead.

Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), last May, called Kagan brilliant and someone who would cause difficult for Republicans should she be nominated (Obama would chose Sotomayor instead).

We need someone brilliant.