Sentence examples for class of brilliant from inspiring English sources

Among a class of brilliant men and women, he stood out.

Welcoming the new class of brilliant graduate students, Judd Hirsh as the fictitious Professor Hellinger, a character presumably based on the charismatic John von Neumann, tells the newcomers that mathematicians won the war and that the way to greatness lies in working for the military and other federal agencies in confronting the Soviet Union.

I recently taught a class of quite brilliant university students, most of whom, when asked to name their desert-island book, said "Harry Potter" and then good-naturedly debated among themselves which volume was best.

I would say both of them [Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio] are actors in a class of the very brilliant but mannered and somewhat self-regarding Anthony Hopkins.

B graduated from Staples High School, Class of 1935, with a brilliant record both scholastic (Valedictorian) and athletic (basketball and tennis which became her lifetime sport. She attended Vassar College, Class of 1939.

He was a luminary of a particularly brilliant class of students at Cambridge Botany School, under the inspiring tuition of Sir Harry Godwin and Max Walters, which also included Yeo, Franklyn Perring and Peter Sell, all of whom made significant contributions to botany, recording and nature conservation.

Kaepernick has made quite the name for himself among a brilliant class of rookies including Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III.

Fuller should have been part of the brilliant Harvard class of 1829, but the college did not enroll women.

But all of that paled beside the brilliance of Spain's goal – a master class of possession ball, capped by a brilliant finish at the second attempt by David Villa.

"I had world-class defenders in front of me and we scored a couple of brilliant goals".

Loads of brilliant cousins.