Sentence examples for brilliant term from inspiring English sources

Mechanical Turk uses this brilliant term: "artificial, artificial intelligence".

I nodded, smiling at the brilliant term she'd coined, a conjunction of bargaining and arguing.

The Giuliani narrative has it that during a brilliant first term as New York mayor, the Superman-like crime-busting strategy he espoused drove criminals from the city's streets.

In the 1950s, NCAA Executive Director Walter Byers came up with a brilliant Madison Avenue term to describe the men and women who played college sports.

It was brilliant in terms of what I do now.

One of them is the library at the School of Oriental and African Studies, which was brilliant in terms of the resources.

Thanks to brilliant long-term roster building by General Manager Ted Thompson, this cohesive, rising team is deep and headlined by handfuls of stars in their prime.

Without some brilliant, short-term improvisation -- in place of shadowy strategizing -- believing may be enough, in the end, to make it so.

Had it not been for his brilliant long-term economic plan, a far greater area of the north would have been washed away.

He acknowledged that "better ads have been produced over time" but he believes "it's brilliant in terms of its context", as more American voters are dissatisfied with the government.

All of the actors are brilliant in terms of expressing behavior, and in handling the shock and horror of Eisenberg's Ben, and there's not one person you wouldn't want to see in something else.