Sentence examples for brilliant union from inspiring English sources

Was there ever a more brilliant union of west coast vibes with east coast urbanity than in the rhyming of "sunlight" with "Fulbright"?

One hesitates to use the phrase "a marriage made in heaven" in the vicinity of Henry VIII but that would be a fair way of describing this brilliant union between the RSC and Hilary Mantel.

"George Steel's artistic vision may be brilliant," the union officials said, referring to the current general manager and artistic director, "but it doesn't fill the seats".

Gabrielle Union has a brilliant strategy for getting more women of color on TV: Put more women of color on TV.

The union of a brilliant woman and an athletic man does not always produce a brilliant and athletic child.

Obama's "More Perfect Union" speech on race was inspirational and brilliant.

A 1950s Ealing comedy starring Alec Guinness as a brilliant chemist whose invention pits him against bosses and unions is to be adapted for the West End stage.

He was brilliant over the horsemeat scandal – the way he demanded European Union action was impressive.

Union Square is under the command of a brilliant drunk named Canning Woodhull.

He was a professor at Cooper Union, married with four children; she was his most brilliant student.

However Iestyn Harris - a wizard of league - and the brilliant Henry Paul would both testify there is no certainty of such dominance in union.