Sentence examples for brilliant tactics from inspiring English sources

Not even the brilliant tactics of Lee in the East or of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston in the West could indefinitely hold off the stronger Northern armies.

When he shifted to another method of countering the Ruy Lopez, in Game 11, it was another reliable defense, impervious to Kasparov's brilliant tactics.

Yet this is the image of him that confronts awestruck young women when they travel to the village of Sekigahara in central Japan.There, in 1600, Tokugawa used brilliant tactics—and treachery to win the deciding battle in a civil war that enabled him to found a 265-year ruling dynasty.

Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) Brilliant tactics by Cannondale, who have distanced Cavendish, Greipel and the other sprinters #TdF July 5, 2013 Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) Nice spoil tactics in turn from Bardet, who pips Rolland for third place over the summit to ensure team-mate Kadri is virtual KOM leader.

You can have the most brilliant tactics, the best grassroots network and the most money but if the political and economic mood is against you, you will more than likely lose.

This move is one of the most brilliant tactics of twentieth century political messaging.

"It's been a brilliant tactic".

Soon after the 1992 treaty, Boeing came up with a brilliant tactic.

In a brilliant tactic, Mr. Mosse shot these photos using Kodak Aerochrome, a discontinued military aerial-surveillance film.

Airline hijacking turned out to be a brilliant tactic, forcing world opinion to take note of the Palestinian drama.

President Putin: We believe your most brilliant tactic is when you bait media into nonstop hysteria over your deliberately stupid Twitter comments so that journalists chase ghosts, people stop reacting and nobody sees your true intention.