Sentence examples for brilliantly identified from inspiring English sources
Africa's plans are on the table, but the financing is not.Ghana's GPRS, to name just one example, brilliantly identified the sources of rural poverty.
The existential plight of humanity, our absurd lot, our moral and political responsibilities that Sartre so brilliantly identified have not gone away; rather, we have chosen the easy path of ignoring them.
In his 1990 book, "Under God: Religion and American Politics," Wills brilliantly identified American freedom of religion as that which, "more than anything else, made the United States a new thing on the earth, setting new tasks for religion, offering it new opportunities".
The Occupy movement might be mocked as naïve for lacking a specific set of demands, but they've brilliantly identified the one fundamental problem of our time.
However, case-cohort studies or longitudinal investigations are also brilliantly identifying new polymorphisms linked to an increased incidence of cardiovascular diseases or to a worse prognosis.
His encyclopedic field work and brilliantly drawn illustrations are famous, and he identified and illustrated literally thousands of species.
From then on she's one of the guys, accompanying the Seals to Afghanistan on their brilliantly staged mission and finally identifying the corpse in its body bag.
So what of those brilliantly articulate, passionate, and scintillating writers whom we identify, admire and connect with in each article they share?
They helped me identify Inca doves with feathers that look like scales and the more brilliantly colored ruby-throated hummingbirds.
