Sentence examples for calls brilliant from inspiring English sources

works," and salutes what it calls "brilliant machines" that are "transforming the way we work.

Evolutionary biologist Joel Parker of the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, is impressed with the new paper, which he calls "brilliant".

What's more, the collection is called "brilliant".

Now he is called brilliant for merely replacing his injured right fielder, Derek Bell, with Timo Perez.

If we think about it, we must accept that the only strategy that can legitimately be called brilliant is one whose results are exemplary.

Yet this is the man whose food has been called brilliant by reviewers, whose attention to service has been hailed as masterful.

Her answer was a show called "Brilliant but Canceled," featuring well-regarded programs that few had watched the first time around, like "Now and Again" and "Bakersfield P.D".

Over the years he has been called brilliant, idealistic, dedicated and passionate, but also volatile, self-righteous, ruthless, vicious and dangerous.

2. I've recently become quite taken by Annie Murphy Paul, a science writer who writes about "the science of smart" for publications such as Time, Psychology Today and Mind Shift, and is coming out with a book called "Brilliant" in 2014.

But Ms. Riva's performance, which many critics have called brilliant – and her place in film history, as a founding star of the French new wave – may give her a creeping edge.

Yahoo! appears to be running a PR push in London for Flickr called Brilliant Spots.