Sentence examples for characteristically brilliant from inspiring English sources
I would add only a few points to Professor Roberta Frank's characteristically brilliant interpretation.
The illustrations and design are characteristically brilliant; they're appealing, original and amusing.
But Hall's production ingeniously solves the problem of putting athletics on stage thanks to a characteristically brilliant Miriam Buether set.
Manning, House added, was no longer the characteristically brilliant man he had been, despite efforts to keep him intellectually engaged.
Michael Lewis's Flash Boys (Allen Lane) is a characteristically brilliant piece of reporting and storytelling that examines Wall Street since the financial crash.
David Epstein wrote a characteristically brilliant piece for Scientific American last week in which he quoted the philosopher Bernard Suits, who once described sports as "the voluntary acceptance of unnecessary obstacles".
The painting itself is a depiction of Christian charity in action and is, characteristically, both brilliant and brilliantly unsettling: as angels wheel and soar above the frame, a mother suckles a starving man from her own breast while a corpse is carted away to burial, only its feet visible.
People with the syndrome show a wide range of intelligence — some are brilliant — but characteristically have intense, narrow interests; odd speech patterns; and few social skills, among other symptoms.
She completed the editing of her landmark Cambridge Guide to Women's Writing in English (1999) and, more importantly, wrote her prize-winning Bad Blood, a brilliant and characteristically fearless investigation of her family's dark, Dickensian secrets.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Chagnon, characteristically, is unrepentant.
