Sentence examples for brilliant stroke from inspiring English sources

It is a brilliant stroke.

"That was a brilliant stroke".

Experts sometimes imagine the possibility of some brilliant stroke.

Casting a black performer as the First Policeman as well was a brilliant stroke.

Experts sometimes think of the possibility, in theory, of some brilliant stroke.

Remember how much of a brilliant stroke signing Rasheed Wallace seemed to be?

As we now know, this was, in many ways, a brilliant stroke, politically if not legally.

Thus the Nazi-Soviet alliance of 1939 might seem to have been a brilliant stroke by Stalin.

I think the embedding program was, from the perspective of the information campaign and the Pentagon, a brilliant stroke.

Adrian Barath, only 19, made a brilliant stroke-filled debut century amid the wreckage at Brisbane.

"The brilliant stroke or perhaps one should call it Krug's strategic daring lay not in producing an exceptional vintage … but [in hoisting] its prices … within 10 years it went from $19 to $100".