Sentence examples for really a brilliant from inspiring English sources

That's really a brilliant job he's done - 19-and-a-half years.

Mr. Romney said he had re-read Mr. Obama's Denver acceptance speech, and that it was "really a brilliant speech".

For a harried populace imprisoned by concrete and right angles, the park is really a brilliant magic trick: it serves up the illusion of freedom.

"It's really a brilliant experimental achievement," says Eaton Lattman, an x-ray crystallographer at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

It's really a brilliant example of everything being greater than the sum of its parts.

Updated at 10.39pm GMT 10.14pm GMT The Gaffer and Paul Collingwood MBE are extolling the virtues of Matt Prior, who really is a brilliant cricketer now.

Antwerp doesn't really have a brilliant five-star hotel: perhaps it simply attracts travellers who don't much care for gyms and hotel restaurants.

It's really quite a brilliant way to disguise the underlying business.

On that web there's no place for quality, and in five years time we'll see the medium for what it really is: a brilliant advertising platform, and very little else.

"People always idolize 'Pac, but he was really just a brilliant yet confused young kid with a lot of fame," he told Essence.

So I didn't really have a brilliant experience with personal tutors.