Sentence examples for brilliantly connected with from inspiring English sources

To that aim, she quickly hired the old war horse of a public relations man, Bobby Zarem, who if he was no longer in Mr. Rubenstein's firmament was still brilliantly connected with a show business crowd.

Gaining valuable word-of-mouth by way of screenings at churches, conferences and for individual opinion leaders (a playbook perfected with "The Passion of the Christ" 15 years ago), the "Unplanned" team has brilliantly connected with the film's core audience, amassing an impressive box office return of $13 million and counting.

Laudato si' brilliantly connects the dots of social injustice while weaving in our relationships with non-humans.

Long brilliantly connects spatial content (and spatial politics) to wider shifting trends and industrial developments, revealing with clarity the tight interrelationship between dominant modes of filmmaking and the spaces that are being put on-screen...

Consisting mainly of young scholars who wrote brilliantly on commemorative themes and were well connected with the centres of power, the Qingliu Dang maintained that weapons were not important if one had proper courage and virtue.

Stanley almost forced their way back into the tie early in the second half after McConville connected with an excellent teasing cross from the right but his header was brilliantly saved by Day.

Milton Friedman The failure of economists to guide public policy more successfully is clearly connected with their propensity to imitate as closely as possible the procedures of the brilliantly successful physical sciences.

Both are connected with water.

But he connected with Mr. Helwig.

She connected with each.

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