Sentence examples for that a brilliant from inspiring English sources

He always insisted that a brilliant stroke somewhere or other would produce a victory that he blanched to imagine in a pitched battle with the Wehrmacht.

I have judged awards where you know that a brilliant programme has been denied victory because the material submitted for entry is, frankly, crap.

Businesses want to believe that a brilliant mind or a brilliant idea can make or break their innovation efforts, Mr. Berkun says.

Over the last few months, as I've hoped against hope that a brilliant opposition campaign could somehow short-circuit this bedeviled logic, one Chavista program kept bringing me back to a dour realization that it just wasn't likely.

Inventors are often quick to explain that a brilliant idea is the easy part and that the real work comes in navigating through the mundane problems and scut work of getting to market.

The performances, from Michelle Fairley as Ann and Lorcan Cranitch as Dickie Best, made one aware that a brilliant actor can do a lot to lift leaden material, but again one wonders to what end?

"Luckily, I believe Dai Greene has the one important thing to cope with that pressure and that is a brilliant temperament.

Welsh continued: "If that comes off, then that's a brilliant move all-round".

No. "There is a pressure from being reigning world champions but that's a brilliant pressure; everyone would want that.

That night, in its generosity and provocation, was the summa of a career that was a brilliant mixture of both.

That's a brilliant attitude from them, but they've been like that ever since the Kilmarnock game.