Sentence examples similar to brilliant upside from inspiring English sources
He quotes whole pages of the dictionary called out at random, paints a brilliant upside-down Elvis while correctly guessing who an audience member is thinking of, is unbeatable at rock-paper-scissors, and can make someone double up in agony from an imaginary punch in the stomach.
On the upside, brilliant use has been made of the show's six sketchbooks.
One of the most talked-about performances at the festival has been Julianne Moore's turn in "Still Alice," a drama about a brilliant linguistics professor whose life is turned upside down when she begins suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's.
Since Schonfeld participated in a trader's upside as well as his commission fees, It was a brilliant, commission-churning business that heavily stacked the odds in favor of the house," says someone who once did business with the firm.
We were the only people for miles and the brilliant sprawling meadows of undisturbed white fluffy snow looked like clouds turned upside down.
Which is both a brilliant double entendre and a neat way of asking: is there any other "upside" to this alleged story?
But I think there's a huge upside to appreciating it as a fiction, a masterwork of the human imagination, a brilliant narrative, an origin myth whose aesthetic truth leaves me awe-struck by its moral truth.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
