Sentence examples for deeply brilliant from inspiring English sources

It's deeply brilliant.

You might have noticed those songs are deeply brilliant, but they are also completely different.

There's been A LOT of TV about brilliant, but deeply, deeply problematic men most often with them as the leads of their shows (see: this list).

It must surely be possible that the book can be both mediocre and brilliant, deeply flawed and enduringly great?

Pretty in Pink is not John Hughes's best teen film; that title clearly belongs to the deeply weird and brilliant Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

O. Scott) 'BE HERE TO LOVE ME' (No rating, 99 minutes) Margaret Brown's documentary biography of the brilliant, deeply troubled Texan singer-songwriter Townes Van Zandt is a tender, impressionistic labor of love.

One farmer in Iowa, who is deeply religious, a brilliant man who does not have a college degree and today runs a multi-million dollar hog and grain farm was undecided when I talked to him.

That's why we would rightly be highly skeptical of any presidential nominee -- even if it were one deeply knowledgeable and brilliant in the realm of foreign affairs - who proposed major upheavals in those enduring frameworks of American policy.

In President Obama's brilliant, deeply felt Inaugural Address, we find echoes of the great speeches of the past: the acknowledgment of challenge and trepidation from FDR, the call to service of JFK, the assertion of strength within a context of justice of Ronald Reagan.

Then she comes up with a completely brilliant and deeply offensively Harry & Paul-ish suggestion.

Yet how often do you hear his brilliant and deeply personal Piano Concerto?