Sentence examples for brilliantly sent from inspiring English sources

Mackay's essay brilliantly sent up these fears and exposed the hypocrisy behind them.

He also, less brilliantly, sent Kim Philby, whom he had known at Cambridge, to string for the paper from Beirut, until the spy's mask fell off and he fled to the Soviet Union.In 1963, after a bit of an upheaval at The Economist, he went off to be Washington correspondent and, from then on, everything fell into place.

Arizona 14-20 Pittsburgh Clock: 4.37 Warner is protected brilliantly and sends a 20-yard pass arrowing through to Preston, who collects on the Steelers' 40-yard line.

This is the warfare state you send up so brilliantly in War Inc [see the trailer here and a preview clip here] -- with the same company selling the bombs and the prosthetic limbs for the victims of those bombs.

That would convert the Arctic Ocean from a brilliantly white reflector sending 80% of solar energy back into space into a heat collector absorbing 80% of incident sunlight, with effects on ocean and atmospheric circulation extending into mid-latitudes.

After the interval, Scarlets' first-half miscreants combined brilliantly with Paulino sending Van der Merwe over after a storming run, and Gareth Davies crossed soon after with Racing's Mike Phillips in the bin.

Poor Oscar is once again put on trial by the very Philistines he sent up so brilliantly.

The difference between the raison d'être for journalism and the rationale for business is brilliantly illustrated in a letter sent by a concerned journalist to a US newspaper owner.

Search Party A brilliantly drawn send-up of New York millennial hipster life that has been all over the US best-TV-of-the-year lists.

At a remove from his home turf, O'Brien is also free to view poetry itself from a distance; the novel is, among other things, a brilliantly bitchy send-up of the internecine rivalries and rabidly esoteric concerns of a group of writers (a plot twist involves the vindictive substitution of a full-stop for a colon in one character's poem).

She was accepted by Rada, and when she graduated in 1998, her "brilliantly organised" friend, the actress Maxine Peake, sent out their joint CVs.