Sentence examples for exceedingly brilliant from inspiring English sources
The visuals of film could have filled in the gaps, and, indeed, in place of words, Pinter wrote a series of images into the screenplay that might have cinematically recreated Proustian memory onscreen in exceedingly brilliant ways.
Known as an exceedingly secretive but brilliant businessman, he turned Mars Inc. into a global powerhouse; at the time of his death, his firm had annual worldwide sales of more than $15 billion and was one of the largest privately held companies in the U.S. (b. 1904, Tacoma, Wash. d. July 1 , 1999 Miami, Fla.).
And nearby is the brilliant plumage of the exceedingly neoned Charcoal Oven, a drive-through hamburger stand that's been a city institution since 1958.
A man who can pat a back and wound it in the same stroke, Mr. Clinton added for good measure that the president "is a brilliant, articulate, and I think exceedingly empathetic person".
It has seen a few owners since, but still stands as one exceedingly important racing car an example of fairly brilliant automotive engineering and a tremendous history.
They can win on those exceedingly rare occasions when ace pitcher Clayton Kershaw is something less than brilliant, can win when closer Kenley Jansen gives up a home run and can win when they almost just seem to hang on.
(1. The very slight possibility that I might make some money for my small piece of the story. 2. The exceedingly remote chance that a director will take up my wife's brilliant idea that Assange be played by Tilda Swinton).
Jupiter will end its brilliant year-long show on Sunday evening (April 22) by making a rendezvous with an exceedingly thin and very young crescent moon. .
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
