Sentence examples for current brilliant from inspiring English sources

The Scottish model of a theatre that is light on its feet, portable and responsive has a lot to offer the current brilliant wave of Irish theatre-makers.

And it was the memory of those critical, passionate friends, many of whom died of AIDS, that haunted my viewing of the current, brilliant revival of Terrence McNally's 1995 play, "Master Class" (a Manhattan Theatre Club production, at the Samuel J. Friedman).

This tactic has not been necessary to ensure great news and current affairs, brilliant drama, and more programmes from the nations and regions.

Djalili described the task as the most "current and brilliant idea on the Edinburgh fringe" but Lee, never one for over-enthusiasm, said: "I like the length of the Chilcot report, but am disappointed by the variety of content".

If you've been in the market for a new bible, and want something that's as beautiful as it is current, this brilliant publication is a must have for your book shelf.

BBC2's brilliant current series Secrets of the Pop Song is trying to shed light on the issue.

Royal Albert Hall, SW7, Wed Perhaps the most gifted of the brilliant current generation of twentysomething pianists, Trifonov has become an Edinburgh regular in recent years.

The London Book Fair isn't, in its current form, a brilliant place for authors looking for literary agents or publishers for their book.

In a review of the book, The Wall Street Journal observed: "In the current environment, many brilliant young MBAs don't aspire to be corporate chief executive officers, who struggle to uphold their agendas against pressure from all sides.

There is most certainly a satire to be made of our current obsessions with brilliant but socially stunted heroes and digitally amped detection — is there nothing we can't do with an iPad?

Similarly, Chinese innovation is on a trajectory toward world leadership in applied science and military technology sometime between 2020 and 2030, just as America's current supply of brilliant scientists and engineers retires, without adequate replacement by an ill-educated younger generation.