Sentence examples for qualified brilliant from inspiring English sources

Nearly everyone I know has friends and neighbors - qualified, brilliant people - who are job-hunting right now.

It's a silent epidemic, so many qualified, brilliant, hilarious, 'elders', so much to teach, create, so much still to learn, yet they are struggling, living on Social Security, food stamps if their Social Security isn't too high to get them.

"The women have to be the most qualified, brilliant, perfect people in the world, and men get to grow into the job," Pope said.

Reagan and Bork's Senate backers called him eminently qualified – a brilliant judge who had managed to write nearly a quarter of his court's majority rulings in just five years on the bench without once being overturned by the Supreme Court.

The team finished in eighth place, and Modena took the team's last podium: a third place at the Monaco Grand Prix (Brundle, who had only just scraped through pre-qualifying by 0.021 seconds before qualifying a brilliant 4th, had been running third but was forced to stop to replace a flat battery, finally finishing sixth).

Professor Liu is exceptionally qualified, possesses a brilliant legal mind, and has demonstrated his commitment to public service.

Being a young female does not make you less qualified to be a brilliant social worker.

Ravel and Debussy labelled Satie early on as a precursor, and not entirely as a compliment – Ravel qualified this with the adjectives "brilliant and clumsy".

"She's brilliant and she's qualified, but I just feel that she can be very, how do you say, temperamental".

Attorney Sheema Chaudhry said, "She's brilliant and she's qualified, but I just feel that she can be very, how do you say, temperamental".

"Independent schools and free schools can already hire brilliant people who do not have Qualified Teacher Status.