Sentence examples for indeed a brilliant from inspiring English sources

The distinguished theorist of liberalism was indeed a brilliant talker and feline gossip.

Ptolemy's geocentric model was indeed a brilliant achievement, though in retrospect, its brilliance obviously had nothing to do with its veracity.

Riding around in the Rolls, I couldn't tell whether Ibrahimov was indeed a brilliant strategist or someone who just had the capital to create a vision on a piece of tissue paper and turn it into a construction project.

He was indeed a brilliant orator who used his considerable charisma to stoke an inferno of hate.

The integration of this relatively unknown technology was indeed a brilliant idea that worked out even better than expected, but more remarkable, in many ways, is the snarky, likable, ballsy social media personality of Fun Fun, which sets the brand apart from the constant flow of updates.

Ambition indeed created a brilliant commotion at Lincoln Center on Tuesday night, but afterward, one looked again at the source, remembered the events onstage and wondered what if anything could persuasively connect Tuesday's opera with this tiny masterpiece of stillness, barely 17 inches high and 15 across.

Lopez, though intent on proving van Meegeren a skunk, can't deny him a parting note of admiration: "To give him his due, he was indeed a truly brilliant fraud".

The second, aerial shot is reminiscent of nothing so much as post-disaster photography, which indeed it is, a brilliant, evocative rumination on how far we've fallen in just a few years.

Indeed, there's a brilliant section on the nature and meaning of Hollywood gossip - Long points out that Hollywood is the least imaginative place on earth and therefore all its gossip is probably true.

Everyman is indeed a short and brilliant novel about dying.

Indeed, it had been a brilliant plan.