Sentence examples for strategically brilliant from inspiring English sources

"It was strategically brilliant, and she succeeded.

Her first impulse was strategically brilliant - to send her daughter to fetch her husband from the pub before he made an irretrievable fool of himself.

In effect, Sinn Féin engaged in a strategically brilliant form of political cross-dressing and stole the northern democratic clothing of the SDLP.

Always in motion, brave and intuitively and strategically brilliant, Mr. Massoud, who also spoke French, last granted Mr. Nickelsberg an audience in May 2001 at his camp in Takhar Province near the Tajikistan border.

Those who do take an interest in architecture and who have long considered Augusta to be the most strategically brilliant layout in the world (outside of St Andrews, at least) know that the responsibility for "crime" lies largely with Johnson, who sanctioned a series of changes to the course around the start of the decade that undermined its elemental genius.

Trying to do a good thing that also seemed like a strategically brilliant thing — help the Afghan Davids repel the raw aggression of the Soviet Goliaths — we created the monsters that have come back to haunt us, and we learned how little control we have over history.

Strategically speaking, a brilliant data-driven algorithm typically matters less than thoughtful UX design.

The national tragedy in Iraq is taking place against a political culture personified by the departed Karl Rove: tactically brilliant, strategically blind, polarized into highly partisan bases and orthodoxies endlessly repeated through the mass media.

He really does something very brilliant strategically by walking in and regardless of what is going to happen — he doesn't know what's going to happen, but he literally at least started out by setting the terms of debate.

If answers to these queries are to be found among the office workers at C&S headquarters, we must acknowledge one thing Coffey and Siraj get right: Rick Cohen is, strategically speaking, positively brilliant.

Come 2016, if the Republican Party wants a presidential nominee who is politically brilliant, strategically adroit, ultra-conservative yet fooling some observers into thinking he's a moderate - and has a good-looking family to boot -- there's a surprisingly obvious candidate.