Sentence examples for brilliant words from inspiring English sources

But he dies with courage, brilliant words still on his lips.

Say you're sitting on a plane with your laptop, jotting down some brilliant words for that speech you're giving next week.

Their goal, in their own brilliant words, was to "connect donors with Syrians affected by the war and inspire world leaders to make bold commitments".

(I'd forgotten the brilliant words of Edouard de Pomiane, paraphrased here: When you arrive in the kitchen, set a pot of water to boil; you'll use it for something, even if you don't know what that is).

Tony's brilliant words, his sense of humor, his musical virtuosity, and his respect for children in this country and around the world, brought laughter, love and learning together for generations.

Hanley remains his begrudging admirer – "all those early albums are rich with brilliant words", he writes – and in his acknowledgments thanks Smith for "the opportunity and unique life lessons".

Dryden enjoys some subtly brilliant word-play.

Certainly she shares Montgomery's ability to paint a brilliant word picture of Atlantic coastal Canada.

Of course, the people behind Dick were fascinating (he started off being called Bill Barton. "Dick Barton has a much stronger impact," said the creator. "It's got that punch to it". It's a brilliant word, dick. It's almost as if it's wasted, just being a name).

That was the case with one teen's bizarre-yet-brilliant words of wisdom.

The results can be summed up in three words: brilliant, brilliant and brilliant.