Sentence examples for brilliant theory from inspiring English sources

At one level, it is a brilliant theory.

It's a brilliant theory, with just one tiny flaw: it's bollocks.

Personally I think it's brilliant, especially when considering TV critic Matt Zoller Seitz's brilliant theory that Sopranos creator David Chase "whacked the audience" so the story continues but it's us that are really dead.

2. The fact that the brilliant Theory line by Olivier Theyskens is sort of affordable - well, in terms of designer fashion at least. 3. The fact that jeans are genuinely acceptable on the front row again - so long as they are flared.

In that piece, I cited Professor Bloom for his brilliant theory that Shakespeare "invented the human".

This time, her brilliant theory is that people without "Western values" are streaming into the country.

These are powerful, possibly brilliant theories, and they account for much.

— SCIENTISTS who develop drugs are familiar with disappointment — brilliant theories that don't pan out or promising compounds derailed by unexpected side effects.

In standard BBC4 Scandi-drama style, I'll be popping up on a Saturday night to post some of my thoughts on this week's episodes, and you'll all be concocting brilliant theories in the comments box.

Finally, we come to the resolution of Arya's storyline – sadly, given the number of brilliant theories advanced below the line last week, sometimes the obvious answer turns out to be the right one.

"The bearded, impeccably dressed Kook looks every inch the elder statesman, a Trotsky in Mexico whose brilliant theories have been filed away," Louis Rapoport wrote of Mr. Bergson's retirement years in "Shake Heaven & Earth: Peter Bergson and the Struggle to Rescue the Jews of Europe" (Gefen).