Sentence examples for somewhat brilliant from inspiring English sources
Ryan Brockington from New York Post lauded the song, writing "it's a very surprising, and somewhat brilliant, apology track where Taylor sings about wishing to fix a relationship she wished she wouldn't have ruined in the first place".
Ms. Foster, long reticent about her personal life, gave a brilliant, somewhat incomprehensible soliloquy that was almost a coming-out speech, but then veered away.
And the reflection edges of most samples are somewhat steep, indicating brilliant colors of the hollow particles.
Tesla was a bit like Iron Man, a somewhat touched but brilliant inventor and a talented showman, and his magical displays of what electricity could do dazzled the public with a world of new possibilities.
A brilliant and somewhat zany manifestation of youth, the opera offers many staging difficulties.
Isn't the heat death of the universe, though somewhat depressing, fundamentally... BRILLIANT!" You get the idea.
Government spending diverts wealth from the brilliant, if somewhat erratic, intelligence of the free market to the absolutely reliable stupidity of the political arena.
Yet the author is quick to defend Schulz — the, um, artistically brilliant, tormented, somewhat geeky Midwestern offspring of Scandinavian parents — as a hero of Art.
Except it wasn't so much an interview as a sadistic grilling by a brilliant but somewhat paranoid narcissist who howled with laughter at the notion that anyone other than he himself was qualified to speak about his music.
One feature of the Sri Lankan body of work has been its occasional pessimism and lack of self-belief, as well as a sense of a brilliant if somewhat erratic tradition.
