Sentence examples for common brilliant from inspiring English sources
In doing so, it has sought out off-beat entrepreneurs -- from Laloo's Goat's Milk Ice Cream to a company who produces festival-style tomato battles -- companies they say have one thing in common: brilliant entrepreneurs building awesome businesses.
Obsessions and fixations were as common as brilliant chains of reasoning, and every step forward seemed to be countered by two steps sideways and a half step back.
But I also think they have explained themselves with the kind of dismissive lack of clarity all too common among brilliant engineers, and have misinterpreted and misunderstood the concerns of the rest of the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Let's go out with the struggle of a common man — the brilliant Jacques Tati — in a "modern" French kitchen: Your thoughts?
The brilliant Common Wealth are working with Manchester's Contact Young Company on How to be Better, a show exploring the pressures of Christmas.
Calls to replace Jackson, a slave owner, with an American Indian or an African-American are common; this year a brilliant campaign to put a woman on the $20 bill has gained traction.
What all these techniques have in common is the brilliant insight of a few pioneering physical scientists and engineers who had the tenacity to develop their inventions, followed by a series of technical innovations that enabled the full diagnostic potential of these instruments to be realised.
There's some brilliant common sense here, valuable to us mere mortals.
The latest game from Monument Valley designer Ken Wong doesn't have much in common with the brilliant pastel puzzler, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth experiencing.
Floral borders were common as was brilliant red.
Having spent 30 years rebuilding a Welsh cottage, I long ago became a fan of his brilliant Commons speeches analysing the peculiarities of Wales, with its reviving linguistic nationalism, its mixture of indigenous folk with essential "incomers" and its un-Scottish dependence on the English economy.
