Sentence examples for seemed a stroke from inspiring English sources
A YEAR ago, the idea of selling furniture on the Internet seemed a stroke of genius.
Landlords rented to far poorer tenants, most of them black and Latino families for whom landing on the boulevard seemed a stroke of good fortune.
During the post-screening Q. & A., Mustill explained that what had seemed a stroke of terrible luck actually solved a problem: the film needed more drama, which the lost-and-found bats provided.
- to look somewhat Murray-esque, being whippet-skinny seems a stroke of genetic luck.
Even the sheer persistence of the breed seems a stroke of genius.
Legge and Veg Web also use pearl barley, which seems a stroke of genius – a traditional Scottish favourite, and a way to add yet more textural interest to my hearty haggis.
Predictably, the lyric instrument on which Mr. Haefliger built his career had frayed to a thread, yet the melodies he captured in speech made Schoenberg's dubious experiment seem a stroke of genius.
Though the move may have been a last ditch effort to save a stagnating company at the time, today the move seems a stroke of entrepreneurial genius.
It's incredibly lucky, and the luck goes all the way back to the fact that our ancestors managed to reproduce and create us, and the mere fact that we have the education and freedom to spend our days writing seems a stroke of shocking luck.
It seemed a fantastic stroke of good fortune.
When Mr. Gelb signed Mr. Villazón to sing Hoffmann, it seemed a brilliant casting stroke.
