Sentence examples for singularly brilliant from inspiring English sources

He was in the next-to-last group on the ice, but he was singularly brilliant.

But it's the execution that marks The Last Guardian and its creator out as singularly brilliant.

Coppola is, in her way, puncturing the image of the excessive but singularly brilliant (male) director as omniscient genius, which was certainly reinforced by her father.

Those of you truly self-involved, singularly brilliant artists, will have terrible trouble keeping relationships anyway, so you better marry something...

Bill Emmott is a bona fide, 24-carat Old Asia Hand, particularly an Old Japan Hand, whose service as Tokyo bureau chief of The Economist in the 1980s he parlayed into one of the most singularly brilliant examinations of Japan and its competitive position, The Sun Also Sets: The Limits to Japan's Economic Power.

Kennan, wrote Kissinger, was "a brilliant analyst of long-term trends and a singularly gifted prose stylist".

A brilliant analyst of long-term trends and a singularly gifted prose stylist, Kennan, as a relatively junior Foreign Service officer, served in the entourages of Secretaries of State George C. Marshall and Dean Acheson.

Worse yet in the category of "what should have been left wild" are the gathering of essays, Both Flesh and Not, which, again, is made up of pieces brilliant in the way we expect Wallace to be singularly Wallace, but also not quite carrying him there, and this time not because he has passed but because they are minor items.

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His partner, Gillian Murphy, also seems singularly non-Hispanic, but the liquid ease and skill of her dancing, especially in her brilliant legs and feet, certainly makes me want to see her dance several other roles.

"I rarely do anything singularly.