Sentence examples for quickly brilliant from inspiring English sources

While he worries that time is running out quickly, Brilliant said he's seen more and more people rally to the climate change action cause, including young people who are tomorrow's leaders and, in the United States, Republicans who are coalescing around the idea of a revenue-neutral carbon tax.

The choice quickly yielded brilliant results, as "Sweetwater" (1959), the earliest work in the Whitney shows, testifies.

Then they quickly realise how brilliant the subject is.

Upon ignition the powder burned quickly, providing a brilliant white light, but it also released a dense cloud of white smoke and was hazardous.

Mr. Maazel interpreted the national anthem in a beefed-up, slowed-down, exacting and deliberate performance that quickly encapsulated his brilliant, willful and often exasperating artistry.

Brazil started things off quickly with a brilliant run by Willian, perhaps Brazil's best player of the first half, to put Canarinho ahead after just nine minutes.

Lindsay moved quickly through two brilliant New York bands — the Lounge Lizards and the Golden Palominos — and eventually formed Ambitious Lovers, with the keyboardist Peter Scherer, "in a conscious attempt to join soul and samba," Lindsay said.

Given how rare it is for "comedy bands" to work either as comedy or as bands, it's unsurprising how quickly Limerick's brilliant G-funk crew the Rubberbandits have been adopted as national treasures in Ireland.

Says Gottlieb, "I understood very quickly what a brilliant mind this was, forcing himself through the whole history of jewelry".

Even brilliant teachers quickly become "mediocre" when confronted with schools that are too big and unruly.

In the 1980s the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory came up with a detailed space-exploration plan which relied on inflatable craft, thus quickly attracting the nickname "brilliant condoms".