Sentence examples for learned brilliant from inspiring English sources

Claire recently sat down for an interview with a male author -- a multi-talented, learned, brilliant man who'd just published a remarkable novel -- and had a fascinating conversation with him, during which he said "like" every third word.

He has worked as a risk governance, strategy and compliance consultant in over 50 countries and regularly writes about what he's learned from brilliant people throughout his travels.

But, he said, "I wanted to learn with brilliant directors".

Maybe I'm an animal with certain problems and all, like they say, but I still think I've learned some halfway brilliant things in my life.

Contrast this with the gentlemanly treatment Price received from Hamilton when Hamilton learned of a brilliant formula that Price had derived but not yet published.

We became friends, and that's when I learned that as brilliant as the game of squash is, there was no money in it".

In my earlier career as a film producer, I learned leadership from brilliant but often unreasonable auteur film directors.

So, yes, I've learned by being around brilliant and interesting people.

I was proud to be married to you, I learned much from your brilliant mind and your deep concern for the rights of all peoples.

A period of enthusiastic study of the classics followed his convalescence; during this time he learned Greek from the brilliant tutor Jean Dorat, read all the Greek and Latin poetry then known, and gained some familiarity with Italian poetry.

Pavement, which for 10 years ruled as the most respected group in underground rock, had a story of its own, about a bunch of California boys who grew up together and learned to make irreducibly brilliant music.