Sentence examples for concept brilliant from inspiring English sources

Whether visitors find the concept brilliant or bizarre may depend in part on their degree of appreciation for Pamuk's literary oeuvre, which is known for its postmodern style and liberal use of intertextual references.

But lately there are signs emerging that the traditional literary community is warming to a new alien form; Time Warner Trade Publishing wants to post chapters or excerpts from coming books on the Fatbrain site and the company's chief executive, Laurence J. Kirshbaum, calls the concept "brilliant".

Lythgoe called the concept "brilliant.

Technology-wise, as an idea and a concept, brilliant – it's about personal freedom, transport and movement.

Mr. Starr's concept was brilliant in its obviousness.

"The concept was brilliant; the technology was there.

The concept is brilliant; the dashboard touch screen offers buttons for apps like Bing, Traffic, Weather and Pandora radio that connect to the Internet through your phone.

The concept is brilliant, with several stand-out tracks, but over the space of an album, the continued confrontation wears a little thin.

(9) The concept is brilliant, totally unobvious, and the whole thing is realised, for no apparent reason, in a fantastic pastiche of "yoofspeak".

The Metrecal concept was brilliant in its way: by limiting one's daily ingestion of the product to 900 total calories, as recommended, the normal adult was virtually guaranteed to lose weight.

It must have been a heart-sinking moment when 19th-century painters discovered they would share a wall with Joseph Mallord William Turner; however inspired in concept and brilliant in execution their own effort, they knew where all the attention would go.