I'm worried because when she did grade one before she went to hospital, she was so clever, very, very brilliant.
We were not poor, but we thought, in the future, our children would be very brilliant, so it'd be better if we came here.
"She is so well respected, a very brilliant scientist," said Dr. Catherine W. Donnelly, a University of Vermont professor with a Ph.D in food science from North Carolina State University who is a national expert on food safety issues.
"And so I took this very brilliant 1980s science fiction film, and used that as a way of kind of pixellating information and translating it into something else, into another world".
Glass is so very inert, it's just brilliant.
"The organ writing is very colorful and very brilliant, and what is so attractive to me is that he is using ancient techniques," John Scott, the director of music at St. Thomas, says.
The very cerebral, very brilliant, very odd Turing played so movingly by Cumberbatch isn't defined by his eccentricity but by what he achieves.
Your denial, when it appeared, was brilliant – and the fact that it was so very British in its vulgarity made me feel a surge of national pride.
"By this time the earth is so refined that dishes made of it are of an azure tint with a very brilliant sheen".
"They were both very brilliant and very, very opinionated".
