Sentence examples for means a brilliant from inspiring English sources

But in another context, the word hacker means a brilliant programmer.

It meant a brilliant woman.

I mean, what a brilliant play to get Colby Rasmus off the basepaths and replace him with the plodding Tyler White.

"I hadn't shaved my legs either, you know what I mean?" What a brilliant, honest thing to hear from a young pop star.

Remember, being "brilliant" at a subject means a lot of excess work on your own time.

The boss who is a bad communicator, the boss who expects us to work late when we're unwell, the boss we secretly dream of ditching by means of a brilliant riposte and a swift, well-timed kick of their umbrella stand on the way out.

At the Bahia (which means brilliant) Palace, a complex of ornately decorated reception rooms, apartments and gardens built by a grand vizier at the end of the 19th century, we admired the architecture: mosaic ceilings, tiled courtyards and carved wooden columns.

It doesn't mean you're a brilliant strategist, but you've been able to get a team together to agree on who the target customer is, what products and services you're going to offer them, and the value and competitive advantage you're going to create.