Sentence examples for really brilliant idea from inspiring English sources

Above all, it's a really, really brilliant idea.

"There's nobody else I've ever met where that moment was so obvious – his entire face would light up and he'd say: 'No, we'll do it like this.' And it was always a really brilliant idea.

"I thought that was a really brilliant idea!" says the three-time Grammy winner, "It's very, very necessary, and one of those simple but incredibly effective ideas just waiting for somebody to have it.

Sometimes, while he watches Fox News, he has "really brilliant ideas," and he thinks he can just command you to execute them.

What I'm happy about is that we now have a chance to show more independent films where you get more really brilliant, talented ideas and new directors who just don't have a place to show their films or don't have access to TV broadcasters and theaters.

Alex Graham, the chief executive of the TV production company Wall to Wall, remembers running The Media Show, 'when this larger-than-life Asian woman came bouncing through the door with a couple of really rather brilliant ideas.

Sims is betting that the biggest new idea is that there aren't really any brilliant ideas anymore – only lots of little ideas which get endlessly worked and reworked into the right idea.

That's actually a brilliant idea.

It's actually a brilliant idea.

It's a brilliant idea and really well done.

Really, if you have a brilliant idea and haven't protected it, your best bet is to e-mail it to me.