Sentence examples for brilliantly positioned from inspiring English sources

"Burberry today is brilliantly positioned for future growth.

"He brilliantly positioned the 'dangerous' Stones as the cultural antithesis of the lovable Beatles….

"Our marketing and distribution teams have brilliantly positioned it for a long and successful run," he said in a news release on Monday.

The Revenant now appears brilliantly positioned for next month's Oscars, with Iñárritu also named best director (drama) at the Golden Globes.

Brilliantly positioned as a comic, low-rent version of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, Salvatore Bono and Cherilyn Sarkisian dubbed themselves Sonny and Cher and scored big, in 1965, with "I Got You Babe," a kind of answer to Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe".

(The M Class has a seven-speed automatic gearbox. Why seven gears? Because most other cars only go up to six, would appear to be the chief reason). Suffice it to say that the car appears to be brilliantly positioned at the place where A-grade suspension engineering meets the posture-pedic mattress.

As a member of the Senate Consumer Protection Committee, she brilliantly positions herself as a friend of all American families.

The strategy has been either to desexualize gays by shifting the conversation to marriage and parenting or — brilliantly — to position transgender children as the ones in need of protection.

The striker positioned himself brilliantly to receive a throw-in on the left side, deep in the Belarus half and from then on his power took him along the byline past Dmitry Verkhovtsov and Igor Filipenko.

The scene was brilliantly set by Matthew Ryder, a would-be Reach national black role model, during his interview for the position.

By connecting the experiences of Jewish sprinter Harold Abrahams and Scottish flier Eric Liddell, Chariots rather brilliantly manages to position itself as an outsider-against-the-establishment story – the real villain here is the complacent Prince of Wales (Edward VIII to be): the film's anti-aristocrat sentiment was right up Thatcher's street.