Sentence examples for seemingly brilliant from inspiring English sources

The original impulse to use vanguard science to help feed the world was a noble impulse, a phenomenal business strategy, and a seemingly brilliant solution to global hunger.

But like so many other once seemingly brilliant adaptations, the screened porch has been upstaged by more modern innovations, as well as changing tastes and ways of life.

It is chilling to read his description of the refusal of seemingly brilliant and otherwise admirable officials in the Johnson administration, of whom he was one, to express their dissenting views about Vietnam policy in writing or in meetings.

Like so many other e-commerce businesses that have recently begun to feel the strains of reality, Boo.com was based on a seemingly brilliant idea, which the founders kept spinning until it eventually spun out of control.

Ask a class of kids today what they want to do when they grow up and you'll get a lot of the same answers; the lures of pop-stardom and space exploration make for seemingly brilliant career choices.

LA's seemingly brilliant plan half-a-century ago to re-engineer its urban environment for cars has become a global affliction.

One such brilliant, seemingly sluggish mind existed in the world of politics as well — that of Abraham Lincoln, who once told his friend Joshua Speed, "I am slow to learn and slow to forget that which I have learned.

And there was a brilliant, seemingly improvised dispatch from a Havana rooftop where, Anderson CO'Brientyle, O'Brien provided a constant stream of updates about a barking dog. .

Man 2 (seemingly sincere) "That's brilliant".

For decades America has gorged itself on a seemingly limitless supply of brilliant Indian PhD students and entrepreneurs.

Mr. Millepied has had a brilliant season, seemingly ubiquitous in the many roles that are properly his own and in debuts to replace the inordinate number of male dancers who have been injured this winter.